Emergency Severity Index, Version 4: Implementation Handbook¶
Gilboy, N., Tanabe, P., Travers, D., Rosenau, A. M., & Eitel, D. A. (2005). Emergency Severity Index, Version 4: Implementation Handbook: Implementation Handbook.
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- The locally rational priority rule is acuity-based triage: at every decision the most medically urgent patient is correctly seen first, and each individual choice is defensible.
This sourceDefines the five-level acuity-based triage algorithm under which the most urgent patient is correctly seen first while lower-acuity patients are repeatedly displaced.
- The locally rational priority rule is acuity-based triage: at every decision the most medically urgent patient is correctly seen first, and each individual choice is defensible.
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