<![CDATA[Cardiac arrest refers to the seized blood flow due to sudden dysfunction of the heart indicated by losing consciousness, cardiac respiration, and impalpable pulse on the large artery. The effort to prevent mortality from cardiac arrest requires some management, such as the activation of a code blue emergency system. The code blue team must work immediately to manage cardiac arrest. Immediate action for this patient could influence the success of the management. This research determined the correlation between the time response and the code blue team's success to manage the cardiac arrest case. This quantitative research applied correlation design with a cross-sectional study. The researchers took the respondents with accidental sampling. The results were 20 nurses of a code blue. The statistic test applied Chi-square and obtained a p-value of 9.615 with p value 0.008, (α < 0, 05). The value indicated a significant correlation between the time response and the code blue team success level of cardiac arrest at the hospital. The result showed that the nurses of the code blue team should improve their skills and knowledge by joining seminars and trainings about emergencies. In Conclusion there was a significant relationship between response time and the Code Blue Team success rate in the case of cardiac arrest. Recommendations in this research for nursing students is expected to always update their skills by attending seminars and training to add and update their knowledge in the treatment of emergency patients.]]>
