2007
DOI: 10.1197/j.aem.2007.03.1150
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A Simple Triage Scoring System Predicting Death and Need for Critical Resources for Use During Epidemics

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“…The HEOC must have situational awareness of what is occurring at each and every hospital and nonhospital facility to resolve these management problems. Triage decisions in the prehospital setting results in direct effects on clinical decisions at an advanced care level 1,4446. To prevent system collapse, POCs must be fully aware of triage decisions and their impact.…”
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“…The HEOC must have situational awareness of what is occurring at each and every hospital and nonhospital facility to resolve these management problems. Triage decisions in the prehospital setting results in direct effects on clinical decisions at an advanced care level 1,4446. To prevent system collapse, POCs must be fully aware of triage decisions and their impact.…”
Section: Functional Recommendations For Heocsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Few physicians or health care institutions have prepared to perform this task equitably and fairly, while facing the possibility of having to deny access to potentially life-saving treatment to some patients, although a number of plans for pandemic influenza several years ago provided some experience with executing such complex decisions. [8][9][10] How does one choose which patients should receive a scarce drug? What rules or procedures should be followed when making such consequential decisions?…”
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