Several avenues for continuing education may include professional training, mock codes or rapid responses, in-class review sessions, online or individually. Each PRRT team member must keep all accreditation and licenses current to ensure compliance with national/state standards. Last but not least, our patients and their family members need to be informed about how our PRRT is used and the criteria for calling them. Staff should refer patients and their family members. Additional educational support with signage in rooms to notify the family should be implemented. A multilingual brochure should be available for all languages ​​with which the hospital has contact. A survey of the family regarding their knowledge of Rapid Response Team activation should be conducted periodically to ensure information is provided appropriately (ICSI, 2011). PRRT and SBAR should be taught together during pilot implementation. The same teaching must be given to everyone, so as not to confuse any information. A number of nurses from the multidisciplinary team should form the pilot unit and nurses. Each attending physician, including residents, in the pilot unit must be trained by the medical director on the