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Chancen durch medizinische Einsatzteams und präventive Ansätze

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Kritische Situationen haben ihre erkennbaren Vorboten teilweise Stunden vor dem Ereignis und können präventiv angegangen werden. Deshalb gehört zu einem erfolgreichen Notfallprocedere ein sensitives Frühwarnsystem, bestehend aus zustandsadaptierten Messrunden und einer effektiven Kommunikation der gefundenen Zustände mit dem Stationsarzt, der das Problem im besten Falle in eigener Zuständigkeit löst. Ist der MET-Einsatz notwendig, so muss es klare Alarmierungswege geben und das Personal vor Ort muss in der Lage sein, überbrückend bis zum Eintreffen des MET Erstmaßnahmen zu ergreifen. Das MET muss ortskundig, gut ausgerüstet und trainiert sein. Die Chancen durch ein MET werden maßbeglich erst durch die Integration in ein innerklinisches Notfallkonzept voll zum Tragen kommen und den Mehrwert für die Patientensicherheit bestimmen.

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Heller, A.R., Koch, T. (2019). Chancen durch medizinische Einsatzteams und präventive Ansätze. In: Koch, T., Heller, A., Schewe, JC. (eds) Medizinische Einsatzteams. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-58294-7_3

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