Last night at work a "Code Gray" was overhead paged in the Children's Crisis Intervention Unit (CCIS- aka psych) and I have NO idea what this is. There is no reference to it in the policy/procedure maunal. Any ideas what this could be?
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It should be standardized!
Combative person at our facility is Code Purple.
Believe it or not, one facility actually had a Code Brown as a real code. Not the typical Code Brown that I'm used to either. I forgot what it meant to them, but in orientation when they went over the codes and got to Brown, we all laughed.
I work in a Psych Unit and we call a code gray in Psych when a patient is out of control and is extremely agitated. It actually means security emergency in our hospital.
abbaking said:Last night at work a "Code Gray" was overhead paged in the Children's Crisis Intervention Unit (CCIS- aka psych) and I have NO idea what this is. There is no reference to it in the policy/procedure maunal. Any ideas what this could be?:uhoh21:
Chaya, ASN, RN
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Just a thought, but it would be great if JCACO could move to standardization of these codes from facility to facility.
That would actually be one USEFUL thing they could accomplish!:chuckle