2017
DOI: 10.1111/acem.13077
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Predicting Early Rapid Response Team Activation in Patients Admitted From the Emergency Department: The PeRRT Score

Abstract: In summary, the PeRRT score is a simple tool that can be referenced by emergency providers at the bedside to quantify the risk of early RRT activation and potential deterioration, helping to answer the question, "How likely is my patient to trigger an RRT activation in the next twelve hours?" Given that patients who trigger eRRT have an elevated risk of morbidity and mortality, higher scores should result in resuscitative intervention, further observation in the ED, consideration of ICU admission, or direct en… Show more

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“…Recent work has focused on the development of predictive tools based on ED vital signs to assist EPs in identifying patients at risk for decompensation 8,9. One example, the PeRRT (Predicting Early Rapid Response Team) score, incorporates vital signs (among other data) to predict which patients would trigger a rapid response activation during the first 12 hours of admission 10. Despite the associations of vital signs with negative process outcomes, most patients discharged or admitted to the floor with abnormal vital signs did not have negative outcomes, limiting the utility of vital signs alone as a predictive tool.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Recent work has focused on the development of predictive tools based on ED vital signs to assist EPs in identifying patients at risk for decompensation 8,9. One example, the PeRRT (Predicting Early Rapid Response Team) score, incorporates vital signs (among other data) to predict which patients would trigger a rapid response activation during the first 12 hours of admission 10. Despite the associations of vital signs with negative process outcomes, most patients discharged or admitted to the floor with abnormal vital signs did not have negative outcomes, limiting the utility of vital signs alone as a predictive tool.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Características de los estudios Respecto a los diseños de los estudios, tres tuvieron un diseño cualitativo (36,37,38), uno tuvo un diseño cuasiexperimental (39), cuatro fueron re-porte de caso (40,41,42,43), dos fueron estudios de corte transversal (44,45), tres fueron cohortes retrospectivas (46,47,48) y dos cohortes prospectivas (49,50). Las características de los estudios se presentan en la Tabla 1.…”
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“…Las características de los estudios se presentan en la Tabla 1. De los 15 estudios incluidos (40%), seis fueron desarrollados en los Estados Unidos (36,39,40,42,45,49), tres en Australia (20%) (37,41,46), dos en Brasil (13,3%) (38,47), dos en Nueva Zelanda (13,3%) (44,50), uno en Corea del Sur (6,7%) (48) y uno en Italia (43) (6,7%). Los años de publicación fueron desde el 2006 hasta el 2021.…”
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