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To study the implementation process and clinical outcomes of a rapid response team in a cancer center.

1723: Implementing a Rapid Response Team and Its Outcomes in a Cancer Center in Jordan

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To study the implementation process and clinical outcomes of a rapid response team in a cancer center.
Implemented rapid response team in medical floor, excluding ER and ICU.
Team consisted of ICU physician, nurse, respiratory therapist, and floor charge nurse.
Data collected from May 8th to July 29th, 2025, using an AI tool for RRT template.
Descriptive statistics were used for data analysis.
Data collected on 232 patients, with 49% being males and an average age of 54.4 years.
Respiratory distress (31.5%) and low systolic BP (26%) were common reasons for RRT activation.
More RRT calls occurred on Sundays (RR 1.67, p < 0.05).
60.5% of patients remained on the same floor after RRT intervention, while 31.5% were transferred to ICU.

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Implementation of a rapid response team improves patient outcomes in a cancer center, suggesting effective care strategies.

AL-JAGHBEER et al. (2026) studied this question.

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