Impending Doom: Crisis Prevention and Management in the Deteriorating Patient – Rachel Cartwright-Vanzant

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Summary

• Ideally, your job is not to run a good code but to prevent the code from ever happening.

• In order to do that, you have to know what the early warning signs are, perceive them, interpret them within the whole clinical picture, and act for the benefit of the patient.

• Purchase Impending Doom: Crisis Prevention and Management in the Deteriorating Patient - Rachel Cartwright-Vanzant courses at here with PRICE $199.99 $85 Recognize the earliest signs of the deteriorating patient Use nursing intuition and sharpened clinical skills to intervene early for a patient about to crash Confidently manage patients in clinical crisis How to use rapid response teams to help in managing the clinically unstable patient Analyze exciting case studies to help apply the clinical lessons for patients in crisis Do you as a nurse/clinician recall a patient who seemed to deteriorate in front of your eyes and wonder if anything could have prevented this clinical crisis?

• What do you do with the subtle signs and symptoms you identify in your patient that are yet within normal limits but your nursing intuition tells you that there is something wrong?

• How do you learn the early clinical signs of impending doom in the patient and effectively intervene before the crisis occurs?