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The nursing profession is enhancing its role and developing new tasks: nurse practitioners, nurse consultants, triaging and handling casualty.
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I appreciate that it is being rebuilt at the moment, that it is improving, and that most patients are "triaged", or analysed, by a nurse within five minutes of arriving.
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However, only two organizations used nurse triage, both large urban co-ops.
Triage procedures, following the concept of equity, are designed to provide equivalent treatment for those with equivalent needs - that is, to treat similar patients similarly.
Several terms, including "triage," "rationing," and "allocation," are used to refer to the distribution of scarce resources in different healthcare contexts.
Because hypothetical consent to triage policies can be legitimately presumed, a triage allocation of emergency services is not likely to undermine social stability.
Over the history of making these allocation decisions, the transplant community has moved toward triage as the most appropriate standard for allocation.
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