Effectiveness of Respiratory Rates in Determining Clinical Deterioration: a Systematic Review Protocol

Overview

Journal JBI Database System Rev Implement Rep

Publisher Wolters Kluwer

Specialties General Medicine
Health Services

Date 2016 Aug 18

PMID 27532784

Citations 4

Authors

Rikke Rishj Mlgaard

Palle Larsen

Sasja Jul Hakonsen

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Abstract

The objective of this systematic review is to identify, appraise and synthesize the best available evidence on the effectiveness of manually measuring respiratory rates for 60 s or less in detecting clinical deterioration of inpatients. More specifically, the review question is:Is measurement of respiratory rates for 60 s more effective in detecting clinical deterioration than a shorter duration of measurement?

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