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Fig 1.

Type of response triggered by each Modified Early Warning Score (MEWS) value in the rapid-response team (RRT) implemented in the wards that offer emergency department support in this research.

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Fig 2.

Flow diagram showing the patients included in this study.

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Table 1.

Characteristics of the hospitalized patients before and after the implementation of the rapid-response team (RRT) triggered by MEWS≥4 in wards that offer emergency department support.

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Fig 3.

Panel data line graph illustrating the monthly in-hospital mortality rate in each study period according to the rapid-response team (RRT) trigged by the Modified Early Warning Score (MEWS) ≥ 4 implementation (before, during, and after).

The horizontal line illustrated the mean of the in-hospital mortality in each period and these means and their respective 95% confidence interval (CI) were shown on the bottom of the panel.

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Table 2.

In-hospital mortality predictors in univariable and multivariable analysis.

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Fig 4.

Line graph depicting the in-hospital mortality rate (%) in the left y-axis according to the highest Modified Early Warning Score (MEWS) registered during hospitalization.

The small bars represent the standard errs. Bar graph showing the number of patients in the right y-axis for each highest MEWS value. A–All hospitalized patients; B–Only patients hospitalized in the internal medicine ward; C–Only patients hospitalized in the surgical ward.

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Table 3.

Reasons for rapid-response team (RRT) activation.

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