START: Simple Triage and Rapid Treatment Plan¶
Super, G., Groth, & Hook. (1994). START: Simple Triage and Rapid Treatment Plan.
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- The metric is acuity (likelihood of death without treatment); it is transparent, fast, repeatable, and robust to disagreement about individual cases.
This sourceHoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian / Newport Beach Fire Department. Original protocol publication: ranks mass-casualty patients into immediate, delayed, minor, and expectant tiers using respiratory rate, perfusion (radial pulse / capillary refill), and mental status; the de facto U.S. standard for prehospital MCI triage.
- The metric is acuity (likelihood of death without treatment); it is transparent, fast, repeatable, and robust to disagreement about individual cases.
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