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1. www.gloshospitals.nhs.uk › NEWS_2_CHARTNEWS 2 Chart - Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

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   Continual 2. Urgent nurse to decide if increased fr. quency of 2. Medical team/Practitioner review monitoring Inform Nurse & re-score in Charg. Refer to ACRT monitoring mins 3. and/or Bleep or3. on escalation acute Care Response ACRT advice of clinical care team is required. Bleep acute Care Response for team review.

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3. nhsconnect.github.io › FHIR-NEWS2 › indexNational Early Warning Score (NEWS)2 - FHIR-NEWS2

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   Respiratory rate: 21/min; Oxygen saturation : 93%; On air; Systolic blood pressure: 120 mmHg; Heart rate : 95/min; Consciousness: Alert; Temperature: 38.5 °C

4. www.rcp.ac.uk › projects › outputsNational Early Warning Score (NEWS) 2 | RCP London

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   Dec 22, 2022 · NEWS2 has received formal endorsement from NHS England and NHS Improvement to become the early warning system for identifying acutely ill patients – including those with sepsis – in hospitals in England. The NEWS2 Report. NEWS2 Executive summary 512.83 KB; NEWS2 Final report 2.47 MB; NEWS2 Chart 1_The NEWS scoring system 172.7 KB

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6. www.nwas.nhs.uk › wp-content › uploadsChart 1: The NEWS scoring system - North West Ambulance Service

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   © Royal College of Physicians 2017 Chart 1: The NEWS scoring system Physiological Score parameter3 2 1 0 1 2 3 Respiration rate (per minute) SpO2 Scale 1 (%) SpO2 ...

7. www.nnuh.nhs.uk › publication › downloadNational Early Warning Score version 2 (NEWS 2) in Adult ...

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   Quick reference guideline. All adult patients must have a complete set of observations (respiratory rate, pulse, blood pressure, level of consciousness (ACVPU), temperature and oxygen saturations) performed on admission.

8. www.yas.nhs.uk › media › 2970National Early Warning Score (NEWS)2

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   National Early Warning Score (NEWS)2. NEWS2 is the latest version of the National Early Warning Score (NEWS), first produced in 2012 and updated in December 2017, which advocates a system to standardise the assessment and response to acute illness.

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   Is News2 a standardised clinical chart?

   • This is a pragmatic approach, with a key emphasis on system-wide standardisation and the use of physiological parameters that are already routinely measured in NHS hospitals and in prehospital care, recorded on a standardised clinical chart – the NEWS2 chart. NEWS2 has continued to be evaluated in acute care setting as demonstrated in these papers:

   National Early Warning Score (NEWS) 2 | RCP London

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   What physiological observations should a patient take?

   • Physiological observations should include respiratory rate, pulse, blood pressure, level of consciousness, temperature and oxygen saturations. It is important to carry out complete sets of observations as this facilitates early detection of deterioration in the patient (McQuillan et al 1998).

   National Early Warning Score version 2 (NEWS 2) in Adult Patients and

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   What oxygen saturation level should a patient be on?

   • Those with suspected or known chronic lung disease or chronic relative hypoxaemia should have their oxygen saturation target set at 88-92% - Scale 2. This then translates to the target oxygen saturation (SpO2) scale the patient is placed on.

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   What is a good oxygen saturation for a trachea?

   • If the patient’s trachea is intubated, give high concentration oxygen with a self-inflating bag. In acute respiratory failure, aim to maintain an oxygen saturation of 94–98%. In patients at risk of hypercapnic respiratory failure (see below) aim for an oxygen saturation of 88–92%. Breathing (B)

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   How do you know if a patient has a rattling airway?

   • Listen to the patient’s breath sounds a short distance from his face: rattling airway noises indicate the presence of airway secretions, usually caused by the inability of the patient to cough sufficiently or to take a deep breath. Stridor or wheeze suggests partial, but significant, airway obstruction.

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10. www.resus.org.uk › library › abcde-approachThe ABCDE Approach | Resuscitation Council UK

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    The normal rate is 12–20 breaths min-1. A high (> 25 min -1 ) or increasing respiratory rate is a marker of illness and a warning that the patient may deteriorate suddenly. Assess the depth of each breath, the pattern (rhythm) of respiration and whether chest expansion is equal on both sides.