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Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery, 2021
ABSTRACT Despite major improvements in the United States trauma system over the past two decades, prehospital trauma triage is a significant challenge. Undertriage is associated with increased mortality, and overtriage results in significant resource overuse.
Mark R. Hemmila +9 more
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ABSTRACT Despite major improvements in the United States trauma system over the past two decades, prehospital trauma triage is a significant challenge. Undertriage is associated with increased mortality, and overtriage results in significant resource overuse.
Mark R. Hemmila +9 more
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Emergency Triage: Comparing a Novel Computer Triage Program with Standard Triage
Academic Emergency Medicine, 2005Emergency department (ED) triage prioritizes patients based on urgency of care; however, little previous testing of triage tools in a live ED environment has been performed.To determine the agreement between a computer decision tool and memory-based triage.Consecutive patients presenting to a large, urban, tertiary care ED were assessed in the usual ...
Sandy L. Dong +6 more
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Major incident triage and the evaluation of the Triage Sort as a secondary triage method
Emergency Medicine Journal, 2019IntroductionA key principle in the effective management of major incidents is triage, the process of prioritising patients on the basis of their clinical acuity. In many countries including the UK, a two-stage approach to triage is practised, with primary triage at the scene followed by a more detailed assessment using a secondary triage process, the ...
James Vassallo, Jason Smith
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Science, 2017
I was halfway through my Ph.D. coursework and struggling to define my nebulous research topic, with deadlines hurtling toward me and the MATLAB error beep propagating through my skull like a cluster bomb, when it all became too much.
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I was halfway through my Ph.D. coursework and struggling to define my nebulous research topic, with deadlines hurtling toward me and the MATLAB error beep propagating through my skull like a cluster bomb, when it all became too much.
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Prehospital and Disaster Medicine, 2001
AbstractA disaster is characterized by an imbalance between needs and supplies. In circumstances in which there occur mass casualties, it is not possible to provide care for all of the victims. Thus, it may be necessary to triage the casualties according to pre-established priorities.
Andreas Manger +3 more
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AbstractA disaster is characterized by an imbalance between needs and supplies. In circumstances in which there occur mass casualties, it is not possible to provide care for all of the victims. Thus, it may be necessary to triage the casualties according to pre-established priorities.
Andreas Manger +3 more
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Accident and Emergency Nursing, 1996
Most acute hospitals operate a triage system to evaluate and prioritize the care and needs of clients presenting in the Emergency department. The emergency nurse, therefore, employs a variety of cognitive processes to clinically categorize clients in relation to the most acute need.
Joyce Hendricks, J. Harris
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Most acute hospitals operate a triage system to evaluate and prioritize the care and needs of clients presenting in the Emergency department. The emergency nurse, therefore, employs a variety of cognitive processes to clinically categorize clients in relation to the most acute need.
Joyce Hendricks, J. Harris
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The Hastings Center Report, 1992
Some patients in intensive care units are too sick to derive much benefit from being there, while others are too well to require the technology and skills offered. When ICU resources are scarce, they may ethically be withdrawn from either sort of patient in favor of one more likely to benefit from the care.
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Some patients in intensive care units are too sick to derive much benefit from being there, while others are too well to require the technology and skills offered. When ICU resources are scarce, they may ethically be withdrawn from either sort of patient in favor of one more likely to benefit from the care.
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Emergency Nurse, 2011
As this article makes clear, triage can have adverse consequences for patients receiving emergency care, who can therefore challenge the ethical basis of such practice.
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As this article makes clear, triage can have adverse consequences for patients receiving emergency care, who can therefore challenge the ethical basis of such practice.
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Triage: ESI oder Manchester Triage? [PDF]
Medizinische Klinik - Intensivmedizin und Notfallmedizin, 2016 Roland Bingisser +3 more
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