Pasco patient needed crash team but hospital could not find his room; he died

It was just after 11 p.m. when a computer screen alerted a hospital technician that one of the 50 patients she was remotely monitoring had a potentially fatal change of heart rhythm. Her screen also showed one of the wires attached to the patient had fallen off. Regardless, medical protocol required a code blue be called in case the patient needed resuscitation. The patient had been admitted ...

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