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Lesson 1: Who’s Who? The Hospital Hierarchy
The Tragedy of Lewis Blackman
The First Steps In Identifying Your Team Members
The Medical Hierarchy – Defining Medical Team Members
The Nursing Hierarchy – Defining Nursing Team Members
Lesson 2: Who Do You Call? Getting Help In A Hospital
The Legacy of Lewis Blackman
Keeping a Patient Journal
Communicating With Health Care Providers
SBAR Form for Patients or Advocates
Working Your Way up the Physician Hierarchy
Other Paths of Assistance
Help From the Top: Hospital Administration
Lesson 3: Rapid Response Teams
The Lessons of Lewis Blackman
The Purpose of Rapid Response
Patient and Family Activated Rapid Response (Condition H for “Help”)
Rapid Response For Patients
The Conditions That Would Make A Call For Help Necessary
What Steps Can Patients and Their Advocates Take?
The Hospital Staff
October 31st, 2014
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Lesson 1: Who’s Who? The Hospital Hierarchy
The Tragedy of Lewis Blackman
The First Steps In Identifying Your Team Members
The Medical Hierarchy – Defining Medical Team Members
The Nursing Hierarchy – Defining Nursing Team Members
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Lesson 2: Who Do You Call? Getting Help In A Hospital
The Legacy of Lewis Blackman
Keeping a Patient Journal
Communicating With Health Care Providers
SBAR Form for Patients or Advocates
Working Your Way up the Physician Hierarchy
Other Paths of Assistance
Help From the Top: Hospital Administration
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Lesson 3: Rapid Response Teams
The Lessons of Lewis Blackman
The Purpose of Rapid Response
Patient and Family Activated Rapid Response (Condition H for “Help”)
Rapid Response For Patients
The Conditions That Would Make A Call For Help Necessary
What Steps Can Patients and Their Advocates Take?
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