Rapid response teams and recommended ward-based management of acute deterioration: a single-centre retrospective cohort study in an inner-city London (UK) teaching hospital
Sophie Hadfield(King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Daniel Hadfield(King's College London), Robert Loveridge(King's College Hospital), R. Broderick(King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Victoria Metaxa(Apple (Israel)), Mark McPhail(King's College - North Carolina), Marc Zentar(St Thomas' Hospital), Francesca Logan(King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Emma Madine(King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Julia Wendon(King's College Hospital), Imogen Vining(King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), E. Helme(Royal Surrey County Hospital)
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