Nicola Cooper - Essential Guide to Acute Care

Early effective intervention can improve outcome and utilisation of intensive care resources

Physiological derangement and the need for admission to the ICU is not the same thing. All patients should be assessed by a senior doctor

In order to communicate clearly to colleagues about acutely ill patients, use SBARR

Always inform the senior resident doctor about a seriously ill patient.

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1 IMPACT course (ill medical patients acute care and treatment) recommended by the UK Joint Royal Colleges of Physicians Training Board. https://impactmedical.org/(Accessed October 2019).

2 CCrISP course (care of the critically ill surgical patient) by the Royal College of Surgeons of England and Edinburgh. https://www.rcseng.ac.uk/education‐and‐exams/courses/search/care‐of‐the‐critically‐ill‐surgical‐patient‐ccrisp/(Accessed October 2019).

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