Sentence examples for triage has been from inspiring English sources

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

(Interestingly, Parsa told me that diagnosis by AI is the next milestone for Babylon's chatbot now that the startup, whose backers include DeepMind founders Demis Hassabis and Mustafa Suleyman, is confident its AI-driven triage has been stress-tested sufficiently).

For example, utilization of oximetry at patient triage has been shown to significantly reduce pediatric emergency department length of stay in the US, by expediting the identification and treatment of patients with hypoxemia [13].

Since April 2012, high-risk human papillomavirus (HR HPV) triage has been incorporated into the NHSCSP (DOH, 2011).

Finally, nurse telephone triage has been adopted to reduce GP workload, but its safety is under debate [ 33- 36].

For example, the simple act of making pain scoring mandatory at triage has been shown to reduce time to analgesia by 45 min.

No prospective, controlled studies of ultrasound use in triage have been described and the results of retrospective reviews have been mixed.

Detailed cost estimates were collected from six laboratories where HPV triage had been implemented.

17 Both symptom checkers and telephone triage have been promoted as a means of reducing unnecessary office visits.

Clinical judgement and various routine measurements such as NEWS scoring at the point of triage have been used to try to predict admission, but none to date has the utility to be adopted universally in a clinically meaningful way.

All intensivists who triage have been faced with a choice of whether to give the last ICU bed to a patient who appears most in need (eg the sickest) versus a patient who is most likely to benefit from treatment (eg not always the sickest).