Aims Share an innovative approach to acute care at home utilising National Early Warning
Score (NEWS) as a track-and-trigger mechanism. Methods We have cared for 2,400 patients …

Background Early warning scores (EWS) were developed in acute hospital settings to
improve recognition and response to patient deterioration. In 2012, the UK Royal College of …

Abstract Introduction The Acute clinical team (ACT) is a Hospital at Home (H@ H) service
and supports care homes to look after residents who are acutely unwell but residents were …

Background The National Early Warning Score (NEWS) is a tool for identifying and
responding to acute illness. When used in care homes, staff measure residents' vital signs …

Study Objectives Evaluate the validity of National Early Warning Score (NEWS) as a out-of-
hospital assessment tool with subsequent medical teleconsultation to identify acutely ill …

Study Objectives Decreasing hospital admissions and readmissions from the ED are
priorities for most hospitals. As new quality measures and other health care cost/payment …

Background The National Early Warning Scores (NEWS) is used in various healthcare
settings to augment clinical decision making, and there is growing interest in its application …

NEWS2 in out-of-hospital settings, the ambulance and the emergency department - PMC
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Study Objectives Previously, the use of acute hospital-level care at home (hospital-at-home)
for patients who are chronically ill has led to decreased medical costs, amount of sedentary …

Objectives Early warning scores were developed to improve recognition of clinical
deterioration in acute hospital settings. In England, the National Early Warning Score …