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Survival to hospital discharge was significantly lower for patients who had cardiac arrest for more than 20 minutes, compared to patients who were arrested for less than 20 minutes (3.1% vs. 41.3%, p =
In contrast to standard cardiac arrest or code blue teams, which are summoned only after cardiopulmonary arrest occurs, rapid response teams are designed to intervene during this critical period, usually on patients on general medical or surgical wards.
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[11,24] The overall survival to discharge rate in our study population was 13.4%, with survival rates varying from 12.5% for IHCA and 15.6% for OHCA.
In my experience, the length of time to continue a code can vary widely and is mostly dependent on the physician running the code. I have seen it last 15 minutes (which is reasonable) and I have seen it last for 50 minutes when the initial rhythm was ventricular fibrillation.
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CODE PURPLE, PHASE II (Surge Capacity): will be initiated when Surge Capacity has been reached (i.e., on-site alternate holding areas for patients have been initiated and projected inpatient discharges are not anticipated to provide adequate relief of congestion).
This result reveals the importance of the need for the 24/7 operation of the code blue system. In our study, it was determined that the mean time for the code blue teams to arrive at the scene was 2.83 1.30 minutes and in 38.0% of the cases, it took the team 3 minutes to arrive at the scene .
We consider the patient discharge rate, particularly after hospitalization in the intensive care unit, as one of the criteria for the success of the blue code system. The average response time was 4.31+/ 2.25 minutes in our study.

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