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Background Dedicated teams receive patients in cardiac arrest and trauma patients at Danish Emergency Departments (ED). Until recently, there was no dedicated team for medical patients. However, as medical patients can be equally complex and critically ill, we found a need for an increased capacity to receive these patients. In March 2012, we therefore initiated a medical trigger team (MTT) for the sickest medical patients. Our MTT consist of two experienced physicians, two nurses, a laboratory technician and an orderly and the team is called when a patients meets certain criteria pre-hospitally. The team receives the patient in the ED and stays with the patient until stabilized or transferred to intensive care (ICU). The aim of this study was to present our initial findings.

Patients treated by a medical trigger team at Sydvestjysk Sygehus Esbjerg