The phrase "above triage" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion without context.
It could be used in a context discussing levels of urgency or priority in a medical or organizational setting.
Example: "In our assessment, we need to focus on cases that are above triage to ensure immediate attention is given to critical patients."
Alternatives: "beyond triage" or "over triage".
Bayes' formula then yields that gives a reasonable estimator for the above triage-HPV detection rate, often referred to as sensitivity.
As discussed above, both triage and handover play a critical role in facilitating effective healthcare communication.
As mentioned above, those with triage levels Resuscitation or Emergency were excluded.
The real benefits of personalised triage above computerised triage alone appeared in further analysis of the use of services by participants in each group.
As outlined above, initial high triage priority was adjudicated by two independent ED physicians.
Additional biomarkers that could be used with PSA to denote non-aggressive from aggressive disease, including increasing tumour bulk and/or the presence of occult metastases in the D'Amico high-risk group (any one of: PSA>20 ng ml−1, T3/T4N0M0, GS 8 or above), could effectively triage patients to more individualised PCa management (Christensen et al, 2008; Bristow, 2009).
Thus, applications receiving scores from both reviewers above a certain threshold were nominated for triage and potentially would not be discussed by the panel.
Factors associated with increased likelihood of admission included older age, urgency at triage, "high-risk" diagnosis as defined above and having received neuroimaging.
A long line of passengers with less serious injuries waited to be seen at a triage unit above Track 14, where the train had disembarked after the crash.
The simple triage used above (PubMed > result file > chemicalize.org) can be applied to any slice of the 22 million MEDLINE abstracts.
