Sentence examples for practice of triage from inspiring English sources

VCs are just glad to be done with the bloody practice of triage and corporate euthanasia.

Until recently, few studies emphasized the potentially different nature and practice of triage decisions for postoperative patients compared with medical patients.

See related research by Duffett et al., http://ccforum.com/content/17/5/R256 The practice of triaging critically ill infants, children, and adolescents into intensive care units staffed by clinicians trained to care for them is widespread.

Since the inception of the Australian In Situ Hybridization Program in October 2006, the number of HER2 ISH tests has increased each year; reflecting a shift toward HER2 ISH testing of all breast cancer samples (rather than the previous practice of triaging samples for ISH testing on the basis of IHC results).

This practice of "educational triage" has been criticized by parents elected to the citywide Council on High Schools.

This paper examines the implications of the emergency department triage practice environment on the triage practice of nurses who triage clients with a mental illness.

The city's Bureau of Street Services grades streets from A to F and practices a kind of triage, getting more quickly to the ones that can be "saved" with less repair and taking longer to start work on streets that need costlier, more labor-intensive care.

The trouble with this practice of hi-tech triage is that it treats social problems as if they are natural disasters – random, temporary, inevitable occurrences – obscuring the political choices that produce them.

Practice 1: Nurse Triage, Triaging Nurse I: No. What's it (triage) stopping you from doing then?

Practice 2: Nurse Triage, Triaging Nurse Nurse (N): Yes.

The kiosk program's designers had attempted to "rationalize" medical work by embedding a formal representation of triage practices in the kiosk's software.