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Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital, Inc, (1/26/2009)--GA ISSUE: Did this triage nurse earn her pay on January 11, 2005?
Triage nurse failed to recognize stroke symptons! by Tammelleo, A. David / Nursing Law's Regan Report
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Similar to a triage nurse in an emergency room (ER), claims professionals must evaluate the severity of each claim that comes their way and quickly identify the appropriate next step.
Triaging claims for optimal outcomes: treating claims as active, ... by Mahoney, Mike / Risk & Insurance
Purpose: To familiarize Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses and nursing students with concepts related to mass casualty triage and to present an objective method to quickly identify those who require immediate attention, including the START or Simple Triage and Rapid Treatment system and JumpSTART the pediatric parallel to START.
Mass casualty triage by Stein, Loren / Oklahoma Nurse
 
 
 
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