Emergency Severity Index (ESI): A Triage Tool for Emergency Department Care, Version 4¶
Gilboy, N., Tanabe, P., Travers, D., & Rosenau, A. M. (2011). Emergency Severity Index (ESI): A Triage Tool for Emergency Department Care, Version 4: A Triage Tool for Emergency Department Care, Version 4.
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- The same shape governs emergency-room triage when two patients arrive at the same instant for the one available trauma bay: the shared state is the bay, the missing contract is an explicit triage rule, and absent one, raw arrival order (an implicit and often unfair sequencing rule) decides — the remedy is a priority discipline (acuity-based triage), the same priority-queue intervention used in scheduling, carrying the identical throughput-versus-fairness trade-off.
This sourceDefines the five-level acuity-based triage that replaces raw arrival order with a priority-queue sequencing discipline, trading throughput against fairness.
- The same shape governs emergency-room triage when two patients arrive at the same instant for the one available trauma bay: the shared state is the bay, the missing contract is an explicit triage rule, and absent one, raw arrival order (an implicit and often unfair sequencing rule) decides — the remedy is a priority discipline (acuity-based triage), the same priority-queue intervention used in scheduling, carrying the identical throughput-versus-fairness trade-off.
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