Competence Profile of the Intra-Hospital Emergency Team Nurse: A Scoping Review
, Paulo Monteiro 1, Sandy Severino 1, LuÃs Sousa 1,4 and Helena José 1,5
Round 1
Reviewer 1 Report
Comments and Suggestions for AuthorsA useful paper that will attract interest from Health care providers and the facilties. I would have like to have seen a table that clearly stated skills/competencies needed for nurses in Rapid response teams. This would make it easier for groups who were working to set up such a team. The skills woudl be taken from the papers you incldued in your study. Would that be possible?
The paper certainly adds to the limited body of knoweldge on rapid response teams and particularity nurse led teams.
Good work thank you
Comments on the Quality of English Language- English Level: Is the English language appropriate and understandable? YES a ccoupple of spelling mistakes only line 432 and Line 461
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Thank you very much for taking the time to review this manuscript. Please find the detailed responses below and the corresponding revisions/corrections highlighted/in track changes in the re-submitted files. Thank you very much for the time spent reviewing our article and for your important contributions. Your contributions were fundamental for bettering how we conveyed our knowledge of the topic.
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Comments 1: I would have like to have seen a table that clearly stated skills/competencies needed for nurses in Rapid response teams. This would make it easier for groups who were working to set up such a team
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Response 1: We agree with your suggestion. We have introduced a table in line 537 that summarizes the skills need for nurses in rapid response teams. The table is highlighted.
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Point 1: English Level: Is the English language appropriate and understandable? YES a couple of spelling mistakes only line 432 and Line 461 |
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Response 1: Thank you for pointing this out-. It was a problem of formatting that has been corrected and is highlighted. |
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Reviewer 2 Report
Comments and Suggestions for AuthorsA second limitation of the study is that Emergency Medicine is not present all around the world, so, educational model in EM are different, both for the ED phisicians and nurses. In the same time, team work, team management, resourses management, and algorithm related emergency action is very different, and personal skills development of the nurses are different to. It may be usefull to extend the study for prehospital environment, enrolling nurses ating în both emergency department and prehospital care units
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Thank you very much for taking the time to review this manuscript. Please find the detailed responses below and the corresponding revisions/corrections highlighted/in track changes in the re-submitted files. Thank you very much for the time spent reviewing our article and for your important contributions. Your contributions were fundamental for bettering how we conveyed our knowledge of the topic.
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Comments 1: A second limitation of the study is that Emergency Medicine is not present all around the world, so, educational model in EM are different, both for the ED phisicians and nurses. In the same time, team work, team management, resourses management, and algorithm related emergency action is very different, and personal skills development of the nurses are different to. It may be usefull to extend the study for prehospital environment, enrolling nurses ating în both emergency department and prehospital care units
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Response 1: Thank you for pointing this out. We agree with this comment and have inserted the following text in line 598: “Also, Emergency Medicine is not present in all countries around the world, hence, EM educational models are different, both for the ED physicians and nurses. It may be useful to extend the study to the prehospital environment, enrolling nurses that have a role in both the ED and prehospital care units” It is highlighted in the text.
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