Sentence examples for triage site from inspiring English sources

Emergency medical personnel set up a triage site at the nearby Jarboe Printing Company.

At that time, Mr. Frucher offered a triage site for victims, and Olympia & York offered free space for tenants of the trade center during its rebuilding.

Downtown Hospital, just blocks from the disaster site, grabbed his staff and the most expensive equipment -- numerous $8,000 battery-powered drills for on-site amputations and $12,000 clamps for setting mangled bones and set up a triage site at 1 Liberty Plaza.

San Bernardino Fire Battalion Chief Grant Hubbell had helped set up a triage site at Waterman Avenue and Park Center Drive.

Meanwhile, officers, who know basic CPR and first aid but do not have specialized medical training, carried injured victims out of the building and put them in trucks to get them to emergency medical providers at a triage site.

The open bench design was selected since we were interested in characterizing the cough bioaerosol in an indoor environment that could simulate and explain what would happen in a real-life emergency room, triage site, school, home, or any enclosed location where people gather.

Medical Center farther uptown, teams of doctors grabbed needles, bandages, gloves and intravenous tubing from the shelves, as they set off for impromptu triage sites near the trade center.

That declaration would also provide immediate relief with the deployment of state personnel to help those in tent cities, and to establish command posts and triage sites for coordinating services.

We compared proportions of patients virtually allocated to triage sites with actual triage decisions and assessed the added impact of ProADM in a subgroup.

Achieving such a challenge would optimize the protection of first responders, paramedics, nurses, and doctors working in triage sites, emergency rooms, intensive care units, and the general public.

Interrupting the chain of transmission of IRD will optimize the protection of first responders, paramedics, nurses, and doctors working in triage sites, emergency rooms, intensive care units, and the general public against cough-droplet-spread diseases.