Emergency Nursing & Case Reports

Triage and Triage Systems: Streamlining Patient Assessment and Prioritization

The "Triage and Triage Systems: Streamlining Patient Assessment and Prioritization" session is a pivotal platform that addresses the critical process of patient assessment and prioritization in emergency care. This session aims to equip emergency nursing professionals with the knowledge and skills required to efficiently and accurately triage patients based on the severity of their conditions. Through informative presentations and interactive discussions, attendees will explore various triage systems and their application in different emergency settings. The session will focus on the use of standardized tools, such as the Emergency Severity Index (ESI) and the Manchester Triage System (MTS), to facilitate consistent and objective patient assessments. Discussions will center around the importance of rapid decision-making, effective communication, and teamwork during the triage process. Attendees will learn about best practices in assigning priority levels, ensuring that the most critical patients receive timely care. Moreover, the session will address the challenges and considerations in triaging diverse patient populations, including paediatric , geriatric, and culturally diverse patients. By participating in this session, emergency nursing professionals will enhance their triage skills and efficiency, ultimately optimizing patient flow and improving patient outcomes in the fast-paced and demanding emergency care setting.