Emergency Department Triage Schemes Paper

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-Overview

Hospitals and other healthcare facilities play a critical role in disaster and MCI response (Primary resource and CIKR). This week we will define an MCI, touch on triage, and talk about how hospitals go from day to day care to a situation that involves surge capacity and capability. This is closely linked with the concept of triage in all of its iterations, from mass triage at the scene, through casualty care and transportation, to allocation of scarce resources at definitive care hospitals. The discussion will focus on principles of hospital and healthcare emergency planning and response.


- Reading

Ciottonech 35, 54

Koenig ch 3, 14


- Discussion Board Question

* Define Triage. Compare and contrast the purpose and scope of “Triage” methods on the scene (MASS, SALT, Transport priority and destination facility). In other words, compare triage schemes such as MASS, SALT, START.

* APA Style

* Two references at least.

* Kindly, answer all parts of the question clearly.




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Running Head: ED TRIAGE

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Emergency Department Triage
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ED TRIAGE

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In the medical practice, triage is the process of selecting, evaluating and classifying either
the sick or wounded in the case of inadequate medical care resources for every individual who
needs medical care at once. The history of triage dates back to the earlier years when systems
were developed on the battlefield for the transportation and categorization of the injured soldiers.
The triage process is divided into a few schemes for more efficiency. The systems include;
MASS, START (simple triage and rapid treatment) and SALT (sort, access, lifesaving
interventions, treatment...


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