Editors
The book's editors are all Intensive Care specialists and experts in the field. They have been involved with the design, implementation and governance of rapid response systems across Australia and New Zealand at both local and national levels. They also actively research and teach in this area.
Supporting evidence for the recommendations made are provided as a comprehensive reading list at the end of each chapter.
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Managing Deteriorating Patients First edition 2018
Practical advice written by international experts in Rapid Response Systems. Available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, and Indonesian
Illustrated Examples Extensive tables & graphics throughout
Common Clinical Scenarios and how to manage them
In English
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En Español
Spanish translation by Dr Alejandro Elguea (President of the Mexican Association for the Formation of Rapid Response Teams - AMFERR) and colleagues.
Em Português
Portuguese translation by Dr Danilo Martins and colleagues.
Dalam bahasa Indonesia
Indonesian translation by Prof Dita Aditianingsih and colleagues.
Dalam bahasa Malaysia
Malay translation by Dr Priscilla Manymuthu and colleagues.
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ISRRS
Two authors of the Rapid Response Team Handbook are affiliated with the International Society For Rapid Response Systems. The society includes representatives from hospitals around the world. It provides educational resources and regular webinars for members and an annual meeting with international experts. If you find this book useful, it is likely membership of the Society will be too.
