Role of Triage in Emergency Care

Role of Triage in Emergency Care

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Role of Triage in Emergency Care

There is a consensus on the fact that there has been a significant increase in traffic to emergency rooms which has resulted in rapidly growing demand on the limited resources of emergency rooms worldwide. In 2019, there were more than 82 million visits to hospital Emergency rooms in the USA, and a large percentage were for non-urgent medical conditions. One reason for this trend is that people know they can get medical attention immediately in the