Introduction to Triage-References

References

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This reference list includes various sources related to the topic of triage. One of the primary sources is the American College of Emergency Physicians, which provides standardized protocols for optimizing emergency department care. The Emergency Nurses Association also offers a position statement on triage qualifications and competency, as well as the emergency nursing scope and standards of practice. The Emergency Severity Index is discussed in a publication by Gilboy et al., which serves as a triage tool for emergency department care. Other sources delve into specific aspects of triage, such as the impact of provider-in-triage in a safety-net hospital and the role of health care providers in triage to improve outcomes. The topic of stigma is also addressed, with references to the American Psychological Association's definition of stigma and an article on mental health disorder stigma-reducing interventions in the healthcare setting. The Joint Commission's publication examines cognitive biases in healthcare, which are important to consider in the triage process. Additional sources explore topics like cultural competency training to improve the quality of care and the experiences of emergency nurses during the triage process. Overall, this reference list provides a comprehensive range of sources for understanding and implementing effective triage practices in emergency departments.

Keywords

triage

Emergency Nurses Association

Emergency Severity Index

provider-in-triage

stigma

American Psychological Association

cognitive biases in healthcare

cultural competency training

quality of care

emergency departments