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    Code Blue Pathway

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    The document outlines the Code Blue Pathway for responding to a cardiac arrest. It lists the steps as calling for help, informing the local nurse, and contacting the PABX control room. It then describes the roles and responsibilities of the Code Blue Team members who rush to the scene, including the duty manager, in-charge nurse, specialist cardiologist, intensivist, SHO, anesthesiologist, and clinical coordinator. Their roles include performing CPR, intubation, defibrillation, administering medications, documenting, leading the response, and informing relatives.

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    The document outlines the Code Blue Pathway for responding to a cardiac arrest. It lists the steps as calling for help, informing the local nurse, and contacting the PABX control room. It then describes the roles and responsibilities of the Code Blue Team members who rush to the scene, including the duty manager, in-charge nurse, specialist cardiologist, intensivist, SHO, anesthesiologist, and clinical coordinator. Their roles include performing CPR, intubation, defibrillation, administering medications, documenting, leading the response, and informing relatives.

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    The document outlines the Code Blue Pathway for responding to a cardiac arrest. It lists the steps as calling for help, informing the local nurse, and contacting the PABX control room. It then describes the roles and responsibilities of the Code Blue Team members who rush to the scene, including the duty manager, in-charge nurse, specialist cardiologist, intensivist, SHO, anesthesiologist, and clinical coordinator. Their roles include performing CPR, intubation, defibrillation, administering medications, documenting, leading the response, and informing relatives.

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    Code Blue Pathway

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    The document outlines the Code Blue Pathway for responding to a cardiac arrest. It lists the steps as calling for help, informing the local nurse, and contacting the PABX control room. It then describes the roles and responsibilities of the Code Blue Team members who rush to the scene, including the duty manager, in-charge nurse, specialist cardiologist, intensivist, SHO, anesthesiologist, and clinical coordinator. Their roles include performing CPR, intubation, defibrillation, administering medications, documenting, leading the response, and informing relatives.

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    Code Blue Pathway CARDIAC ARREST

    CALL FOR HELP INFORM LOCAL NURSE CONTACT PABX CONTROL ROOM ANNOUNCEMENT

    April 2011

    All members of Code Blue Team Rush to the spot


    *Role of individual members of the Code Blue Team
    Duty Manager (1) (2) support. 1) (1) (2) (3) (1) To ensure the presence of all members of the team. To help in shifting the patient to ICU/CCU and to ensure all logistic To ensure availability of the Crush Trolley on the spot. Follow instruction of Cardiologist To administer the medications To keep all records/clinical documentations of all medications given and measures taken. To take the lead of whole maneuver and direct others to take appropriate measures.

    In charge Nurse Helping Nurses

    Specialist Cardiology. Intensivist/ICU SHO/ Anesthesiologist

    CPR Intubation D.C. shocks Medication (1) To inform Primary Consultant/ Relatives/Attendants (2) To maintain liaison with CCU/ICU for possible transfer of patients to those areas

    Clinical Coordinator:

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