People are parking their cars on the street, and away from their homes, in a kind of car-versus-house triage.
The nurse's office is not just a place for students to escape a pop quiz, but also an in-house triage unit that handles 100 or more visits a day to administer medications and provide services like suctioning clean students' airways.
Many of those same people meet every Tuesday afternoon in the shelter's boardroom for "housing triage".
There have been many days when I'm dashing through the house, trying to triage my endless list and feeling utterly overwhelmed by the sheer massiveness of it all.
Then you arrive at triage, housed in a slightly more permanent structure, where you get some basic tests like blood pressure and blood sugar.
It's one-stop triage for housing ills, a MASH unit for a busted economy.
If despite your best efforts, your house is damaged, the best triage is counter intuitive, Spencer says.
In-house lawyers use LawGeex to triage standard agreements like NDAs.
Others, playing to audiences of 300 or less in 1,500-seat 1,500-seatre placed in cost-cutting triage.
The community development corporation performs a sort of triage on the neighbourhood: those houses that don't make the grade are slated for demolition.
End-user physicians discussed ICU bed allocation decisions with critical care physicians, clinical fellows and house staff, the ICU resource nurse, the surgical oncology triage coordinator, bed care coordinators, extramural referring services, and patients or families.
