code pink n. in a hospital, an emergency concerning an infant, including a medical complication or a risk of abduction. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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Is Code Pink the National Standard for Pediatric emergencies for babies or children being taken from the hospital setting?
What about Code Adam? Is this the same thing?
How many health care Facilities use Code Adam?