Dans le cadre du travail effectué pour organiser ces outils et ces ressources, les partenaires ont retenu les articles scientifiques ci-dessous, qui devraient intéresser toute personne souhaitant orienter et améliorer ses pratiques en matière de reconnaissance d’un état de santé déclinant chez un patient et de réaction à cette situation.

Toutes les lectures recommandées sont hébergées sur des sites web externes et accessibles en anglais seulement, à moins de mention contraire.

Références :

Prise en charge des patients et des familles dans la reconnaissance précoce de la détérioration clinique:

• Consumer participation in early detection of the deteriorating patient and call activation to rapid response systems: a literature review
  
• Experience with Family Activation of Rapid Response Teams
  
• Family Alert: Implementing Direct Family Activation of a Pediatric Rapid Response Team
  
• Successful implementation of a family and patient activated rapid response team in an adult level 1 trauma center
  
• Family-Initiated Rapid Response
  
• Implementation of Condition Help; Family Teaching and Evaluation of Family Understanding
  
• The effectiveness of rapid response teams activated by patients or family members of patients admitted to inpatient hospital units: a systematic review protocol
  
• Timing and teamwork—An observational pilot study of patients referred to a Rapid Response Team with the aim of identifying factors amenable to re-design of a Rapid Response System
  

Prise en charge des alertes et de la reconnaissance précoces dans le milieu des soins pédiatriques

• A reduction in cardiac arrests and duration of clinical instability after implementation of a paediatric rapid response system
  
• An Integrative Review of Pediatric Early Warning System Scores
  
• Paediatric early warning scores on a children's ward: a quality improvement initiative
  
• Implementing a Pediatric Rapid Response System to Improve Quality and Patient Safety
  
• Prospective Evaluation of a Pediatric Inpatient Early Warning Scoring System
  
• Condition HELP: A Pediatric Rapid Response Team Triggered by Patients and Parents
  

Prise en charge des alertes et de la reconnaissance précoces dans le milieu des soins obstétricaux

• Early detection of severe maternal morbidity: A retrospective assessment of the role of an Early Warning Score System
  
• Obstetric early warning systems to prevent bad outcome
  

Prise en charge des alertes et de la reconnaissance précoces dans le milieu des soins généraux

• Decreasing Adverse Events through Night Talks: An Interdisciplinary, Hospital-Based Quality Improvement Project
  
• Defining clinical deterioration
  
• Designing a Critical Care Nurse–Led Rapid Response Team Using Only Available Resources: 6 Years Later
  
• Frequency of early warning score assessment and clinical deterioration in hospitalized patients: A randomized trial
  
• Integrating monitor alarms with laboratory test results to enhance patient deterioration prediction
  
• Modified Early Warning System improves patient safety and clinical outcomes in an academic community hospital
  
• Multi-Tiered Observation and Response Charts: Prevalence and Incidence of Triggers, Modifications and Calls, to Acutely Deteriorating Adult Patients
  
• 'Changes of concern' for detecting potential early clinical deterioration: A validation study
  
• Inpatient Nursing Care and Early Warning Scores
  
• Monitoring cardiorespiratory instability: Current approaches and implications for nursing practice
  
• Nurses' role in detecting deterioration in ward patients: systematic literature review
  
• What factors influence nurses' assessment practices? Development of the Barriers to Nurses' use of Physical Assessment Scale
  
• Nurses' worry or concern and early recognition of deteriorating patients on general wards in acute care hospitals: a systematic review
  
• Nursing and Medical Perceptions of a Hospital Rapid Response System
  
• Nursing Surveillance and Physiological Signs of Deterioration
  
• 'Patients of concern' to nurses in acute care settings: A descriptive study
  
• Prognosis and Risk Factors for Deterioration in Patients Admitted to a Medical Emergency Department
  
• Recognition of the deteriorating patient
  
• Risk Stratification of Hospitalized Patients on the Wards
  
• Leading Successful Rapid Response Teams
  
• A Novel Configuration of a Traditional Rapid Response Team Decreases Non–Intensive Care Unit Arrests and Overall Hospital Mortality
  
• Barriers to activation of the rapid response system
  
• Do either early warning systems or emergency response teams improve hospital patient survival? A systematic review
  
• Rapid Response Team Simulated Training for Enhancing Patient Safety (STEPS)
  
• Situation awareness in undergraduate nursing students managing simulated patient deterioration
  
• Standardized measurement of the Modified Early Warning Score results in enhanced implementation of a Rapid Response System: A quasi-experimental study
  
• There is another way: empowering frontline staff caring for acutely unwell adults
  
• Track, trigger and teamwork: Communication of deterioration in acute medical and surgical wards
  
• Use of a modified early warning score system to reduce the rate of in-hospital cardiac arrest
  
• Using Electronic Health Record Data to Develop and Validate a Prediction Model for Adverse Outcomes in the Wards
  
• Vital signs monitoring and nurse–patient interaction: A qualitative observational study of hospital practice