Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5563256 Journal of Emergency Nursing 2016 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
Findings provided evidence that low-risk telemetry patients had minimal chance of adverse events during transport and highlighted added risks for the remaining emergency patients. Alternative models and interventions are needed to identify appropriate patients for telemetry transport, assign appropriate staff such as licensed paramedics for transport, and evaluate alternative models of nursing care and teamwork in the emergency department.
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Health Sciences Nursing and Health Professions Emergency Rescue
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