Triage disparities widen in lower-risk emergency visits, multicenter analysis finds
An analysis of 1.35 million emergency visits found larger ethnoracial triage disparities in lower-risk cases independently scored as less severe.
Tag: triage
Diagnostic triage for ultrasound-detected subclinical insulin injection–related lipohypertrophy in older adults with diabetes: development and internal validation
A single-center diagnostic prediction model used routine clinical and injection-practice information to prioritize ultrasound for subclinical insulin injection–related lipohypertrophy in ...
AI model combining ultrasound and digital breast tomosynthesis improves specificity in breast cancer triage
The distinction between breast-level and participant-level output deserves careful attention when interpreting the reported performance figures. In clinical breast imaging, ...
Dengue in an era of hyperendemicity: how frontline triage and primary care preparedness can save lives
A new narrative review argues that dengue care in hyperendemic settings depends on dynamic triage, phase-specific management, and primary care ...
AI Steps Into the Emergency Room and the Disaster Zone, But Nurses Are Still Waiting
A new scoping review maps how artificial intelligence is being tested across emergency care and disaster response, and finds that ...
When the World Cup Kicked Off, Pediatric Emergency Rooms Quietly Emptied
A retrospective Swiss study found that live broadcasts of the 2022 FIFA World Cup were associated with a lower share ...
Virtual Urgent Care Clinic Keeps Most Patients Away from the Emergency Department
A consultant-led urgent virtual care centre at Cork University Hospital managed 73.1 percent of 2,584 referred patients without emergency department ...
Seizures and Poisoning Lead the Emergency Room Crisis Map at a Major Chinese Children’s Hospital
A two-year analysis of 1,450 critically ill children at Hebei Children's Hospital reveals that seizures, drug poisoning, and severe pneumonia ...
Smartphone Cough Monitoring Shows Promise but Falls Short for Tuberculosis Screening in Uganda
A mixed-methods study in Uganda found that passive smartphone cough monitoring detected higher cough frequency among people with tuberculosis but ...
Experts Reach Consensus on What Counts as an Emergent Newborn Transport
A Delphi consensus study across 49 North American neonatal centers has produced the first standardized expert guidelines defining which newborn ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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