"Triage is normally done at the very beginning of the visit, usually by a triage nurse," Hsia told Reuters Health by email.
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Calling a nurse-staffed, telephone triage line — offered by some health insurance plans — may be comparable to or slightly better than apps in diagnostic accuracy and appropriate triage.
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Communities are also adopting a system of coordination that utilizes this triage tool for prioritization, and links all the services and housing in a region to this triage index.
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She helped with triage, went into surgery, back to triage, working without stopping as 30 young patients, many under the age of 10, were stabilized and sent into surgery.
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You are able to triage your notifications a little faster.
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So I headed to the nearest drugstore find triage supplies.
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"Our goals is fast triage and fast understanding," said Stasko.
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Court papers show that a triage nurse immediately called 911.
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The newer policies do not address questions about ventilator triage.
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Callimachi: Now —— Shaikh: I am like a, a triage counselor.
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In our department we have developed an electronic triage tool.
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One study of emergency room records indicates that black patients are more likely than whites to receive lower triage scores for the same complaints, meaning that triage personnel rate the complaints as less serious.
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This week, Amazon purchased Health Navigator, which can digitally triage patients.
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Another key feature involves the way Superhuman aids with email triage.
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In Paris patients were tagged with barcodes denoting their triage status.
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It may even help first responders triage victims in disaster scenarios.
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Luckily, the triage plan went better than we could have imagined.
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Now Miller is back to helm of another IP in triage.
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Urge them to support clear protocols for stroke triage and transport.
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"I have to do triage on each program," she told me.
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So that's the beginning of moving from narrow AI to triage.
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Our reporters reviewed triage strategy documents in a variety of states.
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"Really, we're kind of having to triage our efforts," he said.
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Sticking around to triage a future refugee crisis might sound laudable.
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My triage list is what's keeping me going at this point.
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"There are certainly not 2020,400 completed triage assessments," he told us.
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"You've got to triage" at the White House, the source said.
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Doctors were doing triage at the time this story was posted.
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Triage The most raging band in Toronto, Triage has invented/named their own genre and style called "Power Beat," which is deeply influenced by late 80s Japanese hardcore, the Cro-Mags, and crusty, metallic, crossover like Sacrilege.
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The recyclables then proceed to materials-recovery facilities (MRFs) for further triage.
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The winning team, Civic Triage, developed a chatbot to communicate with constituents.
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"It reduces incident triage, improves risk scoring and accelerates containment," he explained.
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Trump was allegedly also irked with his team's attempts to conduct triage.
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Before I started thinking of situations like triage, everything was a mess.
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Yet after arriving in triage, Ms. Binderow, 35, was made to wait.
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"The baby was coming, and I was still in triage," she said.
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Patients with respiratory symptoms were being sent to the room from triage.
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I urge every hospice center to adopt the nurse telephone triage system.
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Redei suggests taking the two seconds to triage your emails and texts.
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But with rusty oxygen tanks and only two functional ventilators in a different part of the hospital – and with the expectation that the cholera epidemic will worsen in coming months — her triage upon triage is no longer working.
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I use that last setting the most; I like to do triage myself.
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Companies need to triage how and whether to respond to a Trump attack.
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We teamed up and he would triage a lot of congregants to me.
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I described to Stanton the bill that Pell received for her triage experience.
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A study of pediatric abdominal pain found phone triage accuracy of 61 percent.
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Intensive care units, short of beds, are turning emergency departments into triage centers.
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So cutting out the "frills" is a form of triage: tough love. Really?
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In contrast, the injuries to the skeletons without amputations revealed the triage process.
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Carolyn answered a series of triage questions, including about coughs and a fever.
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Lindmeier further advised that if countries don't have enough tests, they should triage.
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Jamey Dunn, Mendoza's spokeswoman, said the comptroller's office is still in triage mode.
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Both systems would allow for more triage of breaking stories and fewer bottlenecks.
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But the question is: can you use the algorithm to help triage incidents?
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A section near the emergency room was set aside for triage of these patients.
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Instead, shelter employees triage incoming dogs based on which will need the most help.
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The experience taught him to triage injuries — weeding out the critically wounded from bellyachers.
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"Symptomatic" students present in the triage room and share their symptoms with the clinicians.
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"Burn triage is something those of us in the field worry about," Palmieri says.
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As with Baidu's chatbot, they use conversational bots to perform basic triage on patients.
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Off-duty firefighters are performing CPR and starting to triage victims inside the festival.
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Among sites that checked any critical symptoms, four in 10 provided no triage advice.
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Above, a triage tent for flu patients at a hospital in Loma Linda, Calif.
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This program is a game-changer for anyone in need of virtual ER triage.
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I saw my job as walking behind, patching up the wounded when possible. Triage.
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Every hour they are making triage decisions, effectively choosing who lives and who dies.
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We need fast and drastic improvements in triage, treatment, cleaning and overall infection prevention.
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When the National Unity Government took office, we had to triage our economic challenges.
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Her idiosyncratic punctuation sometimes feels like triage for the emergency conditions of her muse.
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In triage, though, what happens is delayed treatment, not treatment that is otherwise inferior.
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Officials had to set up a triage system and add extra shifts, Gross said.
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"Next week the triage might be different: We might be rationing care," he said.
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F.B.I. agents aren't being paid and the agency is being forced to triage investigations.
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Thus, as long as the Triage continued to operate freely, the economic and social strife we witness daily on the streets of Zimbabwe will persist, because the existence of the Triage care less about the people or providing the country with sound governance.
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To that end, China also needs standards for triage in determining which companies are viable.
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Applicants usually don't know when a startup has used artificial intelligence to triage their resume.
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Facilities have tried to reduce readmissions in part by providing better emergency care and triage.
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Frank then found that their triage system is regulated by the injured, not the helper.
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In triage, I sobbed my story out to the nurses: The cancer, I could survive.
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A complex network of triage and backup is required for almost every on-demand service.
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They carry victim after victim to the festival's medical tent that's now a triage center.
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James Miller, the lab's controlled-substances manager, had long practiced a kind of evidentiary triage.
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ENA members have expertise in triage, patient care, disaster preparedness, and all aspects ofemergency care.
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For a surgeon in this setting, triage decisions mean the difference between life and death.
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He began by bringing me in as a kind of triage expert on broken projects.
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In the Delhi ward, the most ordinary procedure was an occasion for triage and improvisation.
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We were spending all of this time just running triage and maintenance on the platform.
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In the emergency room that evening, the triage nurse asked us what was going on.
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At Verily, we are focused on developing a tool to help triage individuals for testing.
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So doctors are having to triage — deciding who to treat and who to let die.
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Some conditions can be successfully managed via self-care, with guidance from the triage nurse.
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"She was like a medic performing triage at a train wreck," Mr. Von Drehle wrote.
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To partly remedy the problem, we employ Ebola survivors to help in the triage area.
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But this strategy of military triage has not yet led to increased chances for peace.
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Now presumably present, people ''triage any administrative and logistical issues,'' or yell out arbitrary personal concerns.
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A triage area was set up next to the venue's parking lot, the news network adds.
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The team performs triage on complaints to determine what further steps, if any, should be taken.
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For developing countries, he argues, the rats are a fast and affordable life-saving triage tool.
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It means that you can't triage your entire phone or tablet life from the notifications drawer.
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So we'll go down our list of things we're looking for, kind of like a triage.
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When it comes to health care, America's political leaders have shown they are lousy at triage.
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So Clinton would have to triage competing interests of key interest groups in the Democratic coalition.
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As the surge begins doctors perform another triage, usually at the entrance of the resuscitation room.
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Faced with limited resources, conservation groups have no option but to engage in triage, however unwitting.
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About 22009 people were being treated at hospitals and others were being evaluated at triage centers.
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Your job is to provide immediate triage, and to share the most up to date info.
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The Boys The Boys are made up of members of VCR, Triage, and other scene stalwarts.
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Nurses and doctors frantically scurried to triage patients so the most desperate could be treated first.
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Medicaid beneficiaries will be placed into conflict with one another as states are forced to triage.
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The merchandise goes through a retail triage: Employees decide what will be sold, donated or discarded.
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Proportion and triage are in order, and that means an end, please, to the Melania madness.
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"We are developing a tool to help triage individuals for Covid-19 testing," read the statement.
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Some call it a "triage" with another, potentially even bigger, to come later down the line.
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They recommend that a triage officer or a committee thinks broadly about how to allocate ventilators.
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They recommend that a triage officer or a committee thinks broadly about how to allocate ventilators.
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" Statement from Verily: "We are developing a tool to help triage individuals for Covid-19 testing.
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After asking many of the same triage questions, the senior nurse agreed James should be examined.
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A triage nurse will evaluate the severity of your problem and assign you a priority number.
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Outside, dozens of orange-clad emergency workers set up triage areas, helping victims and the rescued.
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The responsive strategies include things like triage, telehealth, self-care and a personal health record (PHR).
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The hardest part was the unpredictability, and how to triage so much incoming news at once.
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When caregivers are in charge of triage, it's their own level of health sensitivity that matters most.
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It's all speed and triage these days, doing as well as possible in the short time allotted.
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In the end, although it only lasted a few days, my own tech triage was a success.
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To opponents, conservation triage is an impractical and immoral policy that effectively allows bureaucrats to play God.
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The ability to triage and categorize the incoming call, with the ability to upload (pic, video, stream).
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Instead, it's designed to be used for triage, the process of deciding which patients need care first.
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Scott Kincaid, a city councilman, said Flint was still in "triage" mode, far from a permanent solution.
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Using a sample of a patient's blood, clinicians could use certain Triage devices to diagnose cardiac conditions.
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Ten days before the big concert, the members of the Stanford Laptop Orchestra are performing technology triage.
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He remained in Texas for two days before returning to Washington to triage a botched federal response.
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Incident response teams are too small and too overwhelmed to effectively monitor, triage and address security incidents.
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Fergusson and the Dirty Dozen have triage meetings in BigPark Place at least three times a day.
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Through the Triage Project, launched last year, the two women hope to raise awareness around health issues.
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The new Congress will have to decide what's most important on their agenda and do some triage.
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As the concert venue turned into a killing field, the bar became a triage center, she said.
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Officers from the county Probation Department quickly arrived and set up a triage area for the wounded.
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When you get an ambulance on a scene and we do triage, we have to make decisions.
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The agency thus used watchwords like "tea party" and "progressive" to, in its words, triage the workload.
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"How bad the triage will be depends enormously on the behavior of ordinary people now," Anderson said.
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Having started my career as a nurse, I was already wired to the concept of medical triage.
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"Comedy Central Stand-Up Presents..." is executive produced by John Bravakis and Stu Schreiberg from Triage Entertainment.
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In Italy, overwhelmed hospital staffers have been making devastating triage decisions, prioritizing those that can be saved.
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Twitter is also instituting a triage system to prioritize rule violations that could affect the most people.
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The statement amounted to a triage list of the challenges confronting Unicef and other children's aid agencies.
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Even so, the designer and entrepreneur, 33, jokes that she and Tell are currently in "triage" mode.
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When Ms. Salke arrived at Amazon, her first priority was performing triage on the company's television business.
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has selected more than 200 emergency transport providers to participate in its Emergency Triage, Treat and Transport (ET3) model — a new payment model that leverages mHealth and telehealth to reimburse Medicare-enrolled ambulance providers that triage 911 calls, according to mHealthIntelligence.
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If you get to that point, focus on a triage-style comeback instead of freaking out, McLay says.
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" —Stephen Knight, New York _____ "I have 20 years experience as a triage nurse in a psychiatric emergency department.
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In states of emergency, heat is correlated with survival, and thus these images become like directories for triage.
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The role of triage was to determine who needed immediate surgery and who could go to the ward.
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MSF's onboard medical team — a doctor, a midwife, and two nurses — immediately triage and treat the rescued people.
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It's a simple reality of triage: Having a "highest priority" means other priorities have to be, temporarily, demoted.
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A nurse with her health insurance plan's triage line advised her to go to the emergency room immediately.
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Doctors have resorted to triage, prioritizing those they believe have the best chance of survival, the activist said.
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If you really need to triage your Gmail inbox, I'd recommend looking at Pebble or an Android wearable.
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The triage process that pits some rebuilding projects over others reflects the broader financial ruin in Puerto Rico.
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In one triage meeting, the team watched a video of a tester helplessly stuck behind a locked door.
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The Commission said it had accepted Abbott's offer to divest Alere's global Epoc, Triage and BNP reagents businesses.
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Fortunately, our constitutional system provides the tools needed for triage and healing, albeit not without some predictable pain.
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The man was helped to a triage area, and McAslin and Goddard ran with others toward an exit.
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Work on what's most important to the company and to your job; triage meetings and the work product.
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That can include performing a kind of triage, deciding which structures to save and which to let burn.
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Other federal medical personnel were being assigned to search-and-rescue teams to triage people who were rescued.
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It's really on all of us to pull together so that we don't force these horrible triage choices.
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Dr. Evans is working with health leaders in Washington State to figure out how to implement triage plans.
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Dr. Evans is working with health leaders in Washington State to figure out how to implement triage plans.
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"We are developing a tool to help triage individuals for Covid-19 testing," it said in a statement.
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"We are developing a tool to help triage individuals for Covid-19 testing," Google tweeted in a statement.
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The NHS might need also need the advice of military leaders, she said, on how to effectively triage.
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But while this might be an effective strategy for BOGOs, such triage doesn't make sense for public health.
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It's the latest example of how AI is changing medicine in ways that can improve diagnostics and triage.
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I thought back to my interactions with the triage nurse at the ER. She'd seemed a little bored.
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Triage maximizes the likelihood that patients will receive care at the right time and from the right source.
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The first of these services is Intelligent Triage, which is part of the company's overall Event Intelligence product.
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But both the CLF and the National Republican Congressional Committee are in triage mode as Election Day nears.
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That kind of triage work doesn't leave a ton of time or energy for cultivating a tight bod.
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In Los Angeles, for example, an "Electronic Communications Triage Unit" monitors social media for information about illegal parties.
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"This is not a management strategy, it's a triage strategy," says Elizabeth Collett of the Migration Policy Institute Europe.
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The initial triage location for the children and adults seeking asylum was harsh holding facilities proximate to the border.
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Doctors, both military and civilian, triage the calls, making sure that everyone who gets an ambulance truly needs one.
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A 2012 systematic review found that most telephone triage services provided accurate advice over two-thirds of the time.
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"Being a criminal lawyer in the American justice system is like doing triage for black men," Mr. English said.
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That's how triage and chat-based tech can be a guide, and how our satisfaction rate is so high.
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Her sister looked anxiously at the clerk at the triage desk at the University of Iowa hospital emergency room.
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That way, when we finally have the information we need, we can more effectively triage the most dangerous misinformation.
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Several thousand troops have been deployed in 59 cities across Spain to help with decontamination efforts, triage and policing.
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Michael wants additional hospital staffing from other states and the military, several field hospitals, and a centralized triage system.
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We're also served poorly by an occasionally reflexive pessimism bereft of adequate nuance or a sufficient sense of triage.
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Verily, an Alphabet company, is building a website to help triage people for coronavirus testing in the Bay Area.
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A friend well versed in overdose triage saved her with CPR because calling fire rescue is a last resort.
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"In our birthday party rooms, they set up a medical triage unit to treat people there," Mr. Tribble said.
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There is the constant, relentless, unremitting financial triage as our financial obligations slowly overwhelm our means of meeting them.
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With only so much funding to go around, deciding which species to save can be a game of triage.
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The park's restaurant was closed for renovation, so we settled into a sort of triage-unit cafe next door.
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In addition to Intelligent Triage, PagerDuty is also launching Intelligent Dashboards, which is part of the company's analytics product.
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Triage your important clients, responsibilities, and projects so that you are as caught up as possible before you leave.
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The triage, medical, and dental checkup teams worked in the cavernous nave, with patients waiting quietly on the pews.
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As a management sim, Project Hospital also wants to recreate the triage pipeline you'd find in a real hospital.
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So far she has not done anything to show that she is ready to do battle against the Triage.
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Zimbabwe First Party fully understands the challenge involved in defeating the Triage and bringing Zimbabwe back to the people.
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With equal parts dread and a nagging urge to organize and triage, I sorted and caught up on unread messages.
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WHO also said officials would likely need more triage, isolation and treatment centers, possibly including one in the capital, Kinshasa.
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At the hospital, Jeong-whan was evaluated briefly by a triage nurse and sent to an emergency department resuscitation bay.
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But as he looks to reenter the world of tech investing, he seems to be performing triage on his image.
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Babylon hopes it can remedy this situation, with its artificial intelligence-powered chatbot handling basic enquires — triage, not medical diagnosis.
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GoodCall, a triage hotline, provides a direct line to legal support for the arrested before their cases advance without representation.
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Luke's binoculars, developed as part of a joint venture between Boeing and General Motors, combine image triage with 360° vision.
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After the shooting, CNN affiliates reported that the parking lot became a triage scene where first responders treated the wounded.
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A triage nurse then reviews the data and affirms that it is correct by taking vital signs and assessing patients.
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" Fergusson and the triage team contemplate the bug for less than a minute before they decide to label it "wnf.
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Three victims died just outside the building, and two others were pronounced dead at a triage station set up nearby.
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"That triage is emotional," said Sarah McDonald, whose family home in suburban LaPlace, Louisiana, flooded in 2012 in Hurricane Isaac.
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An expert multitasker who can quickly triage competing priorities and is comfortable balancing long-term goals with short term demands.
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An accurate triage was defined as a "gold standard" recommendation that was pre-determined by a panel of top doctors.
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The new Verily coronavirus triage site works through the company's existing Project Baseline website, and it launched ahead of schedule.
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A triage system has been set up at a Nassau airport to direct more critical patients to Princess Margaret Hospital.
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"Real Tight" is taken from Triage, Methyl Ethel's third record, due for release in February via Dot Dash and 4AD.
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Nonetheless, their infectious disease specialist, Dr. Sasan Hosseini-Moghaddam, made sure triage nurses were on the alert for the virus.
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In sum: Fix the long-term housing shortage while offering triage tenants' rights measures to prevent further displacement and homelessness.
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But triage—or targeted—testing is the wrong approach at this early stage of the fast-breaking public health emergency.
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"We are developing a tool to help triage individuals for Covid-19 testing," a Verily spokesperson said in a tweet.
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We can help alleviate it for pennies on the dollar of what we spend to triage an ever-unfolding tragedy.
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Billie was severely dehydrated and required extensive treatment at a temporary triage clinic set up for emergency response by LAOKO.
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He stressed that all ratings could be preliminary and intended to help admissions officers to "triage" among hundreds of applications.
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These structures, which I prefer to call the Triage, shoulder all the responsibility of the current economic and social malaise.
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She propped herself up against a tire and attempted to triage Mika, talk to him, keep him awake until help came.
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All that free food buys loyalty only as long as you are a winner, and Yahoo is now in triage mode.
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As it is in Las Vegas: doctors in Sunrise wrote patients' triage status and details of their injuries directly onto them.
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But Good Call's Twilio-powered triage hotline has proven effective in connecting the arrested to lawyers within a critical time period.
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Once there, they organized 60 volunteers in small mobile triage units and were able to provide life-saving care for thousands.
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If algorithms can help triage patients by directing doctors to those most in need of care, it could be incredibly beneficial.
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It's also unclear whether Venezuela has the specialists, workforce, and spare equipment available on the ground to triage the situation quickly.
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Some of my colleagues were actually doing kind of a triage in the central area where our reading specialist was located.
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And as a venture capitalist, it's Draper's job to triage, and answer the question central to Theranos's downfall: Who's to blame?
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In the capital, Recife, Oswaldo Cruz Hospital has become the main triage center for confused mothers from all over the state.
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You know, in those days, it was horrible, if you were running out of room on a cassette you'd do triage.
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I create new to-do lists every couple of days, performing triage on the old list to re-prioritize my tasks.
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One of the report's recommendations asks the agency to create a system to assess and triage citizen complaints, according to Butler.
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" The article noted that "triage at mass shooting incidents can be complicated by the ongoing threat and the mechanism of injury.
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See, instead of attempting to think three moves ahead, a skill I've never actually acquired, I started treating scenarios like triage.
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Homeland Security asks that proposals include training on medical triage and mass casualty survival techniques, according to a statement of objectives.
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Transit officials acknowledge that they are, in essence, in triage mode, applying bandages before they can move on to major surgery.
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Many states have developed triage plans for what happens in a natural disaster or a severe pandemic, if hospitals are overwhelmed.
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PlushCareLike STD Triage, PlushCare is an app- and web-based testing platform that offers in-lab testing at a reasonable price.
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But when she arrived, the nurses, who knew of her activism, ushered her through triage and directly to the birthing center.
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We've just been doing triage and seeing that all those calls and emails are finding a reporter on the other line.
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A day after the announcement canceling the vote, protesters stormed an Ebola triage center in Beni and set it on fire.
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First, I filter the remaining tasks into three triage buckets: On Fire: These are the things that can't wait any longer.
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The management of personnel had been so degraded that it was "in need of triage," Ms. Gutierrez-Scaccetti told the lawmakers.
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The Trump administration, starting at the very top, was caught woefully off-guard, which means anything Trump does now is triage.
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Abandoning Mr. Yoder was a ruthless act of triage, aimed at saving money that could be used to rescue other members.
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Communities with low counts of positive tests are assumed safe havens when, in reality, ineffective triage testing has missed infected people.
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It will struggle with the same shortages and difficult triage decisions that every medical center is dealing with or preparing for.
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It caught McConnell and his Senate allies by complete surprise, and threw the President's relatively placid defense team into triage mode.
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Sometimes the patient is registered as the wrong gender immediately from triage, resulting in a strained communication from the get-go.
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A triage scene was erected across the street from the school, where medics are treating victims under a large red tent.
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It's well documented that murder and mayhem have visited the populace to cow them into accepting whatever result the Triage cook.
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A triage area was set up at a nearby firehouse, with gunshot victims laid on the floor next to a fire engine.
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It's like triage, we had to have a Kevin Spacey person, and this person who was handling whatever else was coming up.
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Depending on how bad a hypothetical financial crisis got, there's a good chance that investors would close up their checkbooks and triage.
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So typically the way we're being used in a background check mode is as a triage before sending someone to the courthouse.
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Faced with the flow of injured citizens, General Naval Hospital personnel continued to use a color-coded triage for admittance on Wednesday.
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Katrina is poised to be a riveting and devastating story of triage, of climate change, of natural disaster, of morally ambiguous decisions.
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Employers can then triage potential applicants via the app and chat to any they like the look of via its messaging platform.
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This is a sophisticated triage tool to improve access to palliative care... Its intent is not to communicate a time of death.
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Across the country, Medicaid programs continue to triage curative treatment, even as most other insurance providers have adopted a treat-all approach.
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Because of policy decisions, Allen says, children and families are placed in confinement first, with appropriate triage and medical care occurring later.
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People like Lee and Bob Woodward and others are using their painful experience to do triage for those on the brain battlefield.
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Vale's press department said a triage area had been set up in a nearby football field for victims to receive medical treatment.
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Yeah, there is a science, there's a methodology for how we triage need and so on that we use, the ISD methodology.
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"Certainly no physician wants to be put in a position where they have to triage treatments based on resource availability," she said.
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Gone are the napkins tortured into swans and the postprandial triage that shunted women to the drawing room while men dealt business.
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They've been forced, by triage, to learn how to use the tools of democracy that were largely denied them by passive educators.
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In particular, people with disabilities have spoken up about their concerns that they will be left behind whenever triage decisions are made.
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The company later said on Twitter it is developing a triage tool it will deploy near its Mountain View headquarters in California.
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For context, Babyl connects patients to remote Rwanda-based general practitioners, flaunts triage and symptom checker tools, and enables electronic prescription services.
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The new rules would allow hospitals to set up triage centers that would direct patients to different facilities, according to their needs.
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To put it bluntly, triage reduces the volume of testing and leads to fewer "false alarms," or uninfected people recommended for testing.
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They tried to treat these patients in their triage room and get the nearest ambulance to take them to an emergency room.
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When the family arrived at the provincial hospital, doctors were still in triage mode, carrying out some operations with light from cellphones.
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We get data from the local mobile companies, cell phone providers, that give you data on utilization and other ways to triage.
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Now they stepped forward as triage workers, screening people for fevers, and dispatching patients who might have coronavirus to the bigger hospitals.
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ASU also adopted an open-access system in which students don't have to triage themselves or describe the urgency of their need.
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She pointed out a veterinary-triage area, staffed with a technician; it had a bathtub and a blow-dryer for freshening up.
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But this is a question of triage, and failing to open up new avenues to economic opportunity is a life-threatening issue.
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Pearson often advises couples to triage what they think is most urgent to address a partner's grievance and attend to that first.
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Toughing it out When I'm not traveling, I do email triage in the morning and endure about an hour of exercise, often surfing.
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With more kids applying to more colleges than ever before, admissions officers have to use some sort of triage to make quick decisions.
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Notifications are getting improved with more actionable features as well, so you can respond to messages or triage them easier from your wrist.
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Both of the "image triage systems" designed by these groups require the humans in them to wear special skull-enclosing caps (see picture).
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Or Linkus7, as he does Wind Waker runs (or streams speedrunning tutorials, which are fascinating), as I fill out paperwork or triage emails.
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In an effort to triage bad publicity over the years, Twitter has made a lot of claims about its commitment to protecting users.
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But if a cascading series of revelations this past week has taught us anything, it's that all of those steps amount to triage.
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According to Faye, the best way to handle your daily deluge of email is to triage with a "FAD" system: file, action, delete.
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"Nobody likes the idea of the triage team getting together, locking the doors for six hours, and looking at 400 bugs," Fergusson said.
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Once you get accustomed to these most basic, but also essential, functions, CloudMagic becomes an incredibly fast and efficient tool for email triage.
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By doing a little tab triage, you can slash how much energy Chrome is using so that your laptop gets better battery life.
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"We have identified half a billion dollars that can triage the bleeding at CPS," CTU Vice President Jesse Sharkey said in a statement.
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Tested apps gave correct triage advice 58 percent of the time, and at a higher rate for more serious problems requiring urgent care.
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Its tents and huts hold a triage room, two operating theaters, an intensive care unit with top-notch medical equipment, and recovery wards.
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Triage children more effectively Over the past several years, the United States has seen a large influx of children coming across the border.
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His camera travels with members of the Italian coast guard as they perform acts of rescue and triage, as well as grimmer tasks.
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Instead, doctors are now finding themselves in a triage situation designed to make patients independently prove they require a treatment or a medication.
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In addition to the immediate, physical triage sexual assault survivors require, an immense amount of psychological healing needs to take place as well.
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But they were following principles of disaster triage, which, in the most extreme circumstances, call for bypassing those whose hearts have already stopped.
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In addition, the spending proposal would send $2241 billion in additional funding to health centers to expand triage and treatment capacity and telehealth.
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STD TriageSTD Triage is an app- and web-based platform that employs licensed dermatologists to diagnose and offer advice about sexually transmitted infections.
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Adventist Health doctors and nurses, along with paramedics, firefighters and other emergency workers, set up a triage center in the hospital parking lot.
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The editors confer on a talk page she calls "the doctors' mess" where they perform "triage" to assess which articles require attention immediately.
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"As a society we're facing hard choices about where we triage and how we identify the most acute needs and requests," Kenworthy said.
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They built wedding-party-size triage tents outside hospitals' emergency room departments to keep potential Covid-19 patients away from others seeking care.
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Hospitals should consider ways to triage patients who do not need urgent care and recommend that patients delay surgery that isn't absolutely necessary.
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Such as this series of tweets where he shows a triage for a female patient failing to pick up a potential heart attack.
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"When issues happen, we actually translate that in plain English for the IT operations teams to actually go triage and solve those problems."
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The Triage use the very existence of civic society in Zimbabwe to showcase to the outside word the existence of democracy in Zimbabwe.
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They're the most useful tools when doing cosplay triage, and they're pretty small so they won't take up too much room in your bag.
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A body-camera video shows some people being loaded into ambulances and an officer helping triage victims, similar to other footage previously made public.
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We were silly and fun and friendly, but operating within a kind of triage environment, constantly pressing up against the limits of our capabilities.
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"We essentially did military-style triage," said Dr. Fitzsimons, an anesthesiologist, restricting the limited supply to patients at the highest risk of bleeding complications.
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Experts recommended everything from authenticating video at the source to requiring platforms to triage fake video takedowns, prioritizing those that start to go viral.
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Then you arrive at triage, housed in a slightly more permanent structure, where you get some basic tests like blood pressure and blood sugar.
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My husband finally hung up with the triage nurse for the third time and said we needed to take her to the emergency room.
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It's a smart system that I like using: you can triage notifications quickly or interact with them one by one, depending on your needs.
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No amount of rare or never-before-seen archival material, or even great interviews—and they are great—can replace the triage, the decisions.
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That means that no matter how well the Nobel committees do their homework, somebody is often left out in a kind of intellectual triage.
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I almost didn't write about it, because no critic can respond to a new, half-jaunty, half-melancholic half hour every week—it's triage.
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He said the center was still in triage mode as it worked to get a handle on the issue for its remaining 55 residents.
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" The nurse, who said she works in a Covid-19 triage area, said the previous night was "so far the worst I have seen.
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Rx.Health's digital health hub includes digital triage platforms, tools that help spot high-risk patients, and platforms that enable virtual consultations and remote monitoring.
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"We are developing a tool to help triage individuals for Covid-19 testing," Google's communications team tweeted Friday afternoon following the president's press conference.
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That could meaning putting some non-coronavirus patients in hallways, if they don't need to be isolated, and erecting tents for triage and treatment.
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When we went into hardcore triage and managing bugs and agonizing over what to fix and what not to fix, Cliff was out promoting.
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They have no emotional investment and will triage stuff: this for the sale, this to donate if it doesn't sell, this for the dumpster.
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He insisted that company officials were not performing triage, deciding to shut off power in one part of the city to spare other neighborhoods.
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But there are steps I think we need to consider in the areas of law, politics, media, and tech to try to triage things.
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This is the story of the Allegheny Family Screening Tool (AFST), an algorithm used by the county encompassing Pittsburgh to triage child abuse cases.
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"This isn't a triage-type of situation," said one GOP donor who backed Jeb Bush during the primary, but is planning to give to Trump.
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To save it, the denizens of the fantasy world took over, rewriting it, but even triage only lasts so long against the ravages of time.
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And if my replacement were not correctly trained, or able to run triage correctly, it's possibly people's lives that would be hanging in the balance.
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But much of the research on what it's like to experience vicarious trauma is on first responders who put out fires and triage medical emergencies.
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It would soon Montes, whose dental office still is just across Laurel Canyon Boulevard from the bank, into an emergency triage doctor for wounded police.
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As a senior, he had started training as an emergency medical technician, and after the photograph went viral, he seemed to be attempting civic triage.
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They act as triage systems, for example, pushing suspect content to human moderators, and are able to weed out some unwanted stuff on their own.
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A number of injuries were reported: Thirty-seven people were treated at an area triage center; seven people were also transported to a local hospital.
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And so that trade-off is trickier than originally when we had seventy about $214.44 billion in costs per year, the first triage was quick.
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WILLIAM VAN HUSENWakefield, New Hampshire You attributed the invention of medical triage to Allied field hospitals in the first world war ("Eco-nomics", February 9th).
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The idea here is to better triage the incoming incident, assess the need for assistance and possibly offer a lower level/lower cost response team.
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Labelling a P260 patient as P2139 is of course dangerous but "over-triage" is also associated with higher mortality, since it can clog up wards.
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But Walmart needs to triage its general merchandise business now, before it winds up dying on the vine with the rest of the retail market.
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But tracking down the information about what a facility fee or triage will cost at your local hospital is incredibly difficult for patients, often impossible.
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In grey areas, which happen occasionally, Kirkland said they will work together to sort it out, but both companies have extensive experience performing support triage.
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BeyondPod for Android (freemium)CastroCastro is built to help you navigate through the increasingly busy podcast scene and has a unique feature called episode triage.
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Patients deemed by triage nurses to be "nonurgent" often receive diagnostic services and procedures, and some are even admitted to critical care units, researchers found.
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Aside from single unit dwellings, they can be used for shopping centers, office buildings, restaurants, medical triage units and public restrooms to name a few.
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AI - FDA GRANTED DE NOVO REQUEST FOR COMPUTER-AIDED TRIAGE & NOTIFICATION PLATFORM TO IDENTIFY LARGE VESSEL OCCLUSION STROKES IN CTA IMAGING Source text for Eikon:
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The goal for Kaggle's algorithm, for instance, was to help radiologists triage, so they can prioritize certain patients over others in giant piles of scans.
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Republicans are performing critical triage to their midterm spending strategy as they seek to hold on to their House majority in a difficult midterm year.
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A doctor waited in the driveway outside the emergency room performing triage on patients as they arrived and told the technicians where to take them.
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Though apps may be in roughly the same range as phone consultations for triage accuracy, they are poor substitutes for consulting a doctor in person.
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The "Women Lingerie Nurse School Girl Outfit" and "Sexy Triage Nurse" costumes are in the top 15 best-sellers on Amazon under women's exotic costumes.
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Moreover, Microsoft recently released a chatbot service that includes services similar to Babylon's, like a symptom checker and the ability to triage complex medical questions.
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There is an element of triage involved in covering the Supreme Court, which compresses almost all of its public work into seven mornings a month.
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In doing triage—at, say, the site of a car accident, the idea is to rapidly assess the biggest problems and get moving with treatment.
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Babylon says its "Check a Symptom" triage feature, which operates via a Q&A within the app, can work with billions of variations of symptoms.
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Its study found the Babylon system produced a clinically safe outcome in 100 percent of cases, while it provided an "accurate" triage in 90.2 percent.
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Strict infection control procedures must be implemented in all areas of every facility, including proper triage of every patient and isolation of all suspected cases.
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Another in Chicago switched Thursday morning into "surge" mode, setting up triage tents in its ambulance bay and dedicating an entire floor to coronavirus patients.
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And, if we disregard the severity of Covid-19 and continue gathering, there will be triage centers where children played in parks only weeks before.
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Protesters burned parts of the Ebola triage center in Beni and looted it, walking off with chairs and tables, according to the Ministry of Health.
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What lies ahead now is triage, a long string of terrible choices, desperate battles, and wrenching losses, the consequences of which could reverberate for millennia.
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But that, too, is a difficult triage, because most masks and gowns come from China and India, and there are worries about supplies running short.
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After the emergency medical technicians provided brief on-site triage, the ground SAR team shuttled the three mushers to the Black Hawk via snow machine.
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With businesses and personal finances hit hard by a loss of income, the first of the month may mean triage in deciding what to pay.
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Some of them will need hospital care to survive—but if the hospitals are full, then case-load triage sets in and bad things happen.
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They face questions of triage as surgeries are canceled, respirators become rare resources, and officials propose converting abandoned exposition spaces into vast intensive care wards.
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I focus on cleaning up my inbox and making a triage list while taking care of anything that takes less than two minutes to handle.
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The doctors didn't realize it, so I ended up giving birth in triage, which is basically where the nurse preps you when you come in.
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Indeed, the company argues that for some companies, this new triage tool can bring the average response time down from 80 minutes to 15 minutes.
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Central Island couldn't staff up quickly enough to treat or triage these chronically ill patients, so they often got sent back to the hospital unnecessarily.
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Stories of French teams and others turning to American expertise to deliver babies, amputate limbs, triage patients, would make all Americans proud of these teams.
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Nines created the Emergent Neuro Suite, a triage tool that is supposed to help radiologists prioritize their time for patients most in need of treatment.
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As the burden of the pandemic worsens, regions may see deviations from their standards of care, Botta said, giving the example of triage in Italy.
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It is therefore, safe to say until the Triage is effectively destroyed and a democratic system is installed, Zimbabwe's political and economic problems will persist.
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You can tap into these groups and look at those from a particular app, and you can triage all those grouped notifications with a single swipe.
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Jude Blanchette, a senior adviser at the risk consultancy Crumpton Group, said that American companies are responding to the blacklist threat by going into "triage" mode.
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"The time-consuming triage process (checking patients for Ebola symptoms before admitting them to hospital) could prove fatal for those arriving with critical injuries," he said.
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Admissions were based on a color-coded triage system as rescuers continued to pull injured survivors from the rubble, revealing new patients with serious medical needs.
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Authorities set up makeshift triage areas, where one officer "tried to keep the victims focused on staying alive" while figuring out some kind of evacuation plan.
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The camera tries to grab moments that get to the essence of the experience without overwhelming the user with loads of content to edit and triage.
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Soon, two medical helicopters landed just in front of the disco, where the aid workers performed triage, with the most badly hurt airlifted to hospitals nearby.
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Doctors near the front lines performed screening and triage, provided IV fluids and oxygen, and dispensed medications as needed, helping some 22019,000 individuals in the process.
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Piazza said triage is done at the scene of a mass casualty, and then again when patients arrive at a hospital, and throughout the following hours.
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The machine and the medical professionals were tasked with deciding the priority of treatment for an ailment, a process known in the medical profession as triage.
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Separately, rioters stormed an Ebola triage center in eastern Congo in a new wave of violent protests, aggravated by delays in an election scheduled for Sunday.
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What this country needs is an easy-access system of urgent care centers that triage the addicted and, when they're ready, funnel them into M.A.T. programs.
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Another, part, however, is to do triage: If theatergoers can take a little cursing on their Playbill cover, they should be fine with the actual production.
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In a backward baseball cap with a tattoo of stars and musical notes on her neck, Robin Neal, looking unwell, was interviewed by a triage nurse.
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Tom Bossert, the homeland security adviser who helps coordinate the administration's national security posture, helped triage the fallout, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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"We just had to triage the situation, and it sucks, but I always say it's better to sell out than to have too much," Heath said.
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Let's say that Pittsburgh wants to more effectively respond to cases of child neglect, and better triage its case workers so they investigate the worst cases.
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There are thousands of calls a day to any given government office, and much of the low-level civil servant's job is to triage those calls.
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At first this triage center, which is primarily serving as a shelter for the homeless who remain the Purge's primary victims, appears to be a safe haven.
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He has also personally championed a chatbot startup, Babylon Health, that's using AI for healthcare triage — and which is now selling a service in to the NHS.
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But now, they've turned into an alternate 911 for less-serious concerns, as first responders triage rescue efforts and scour collapsed buildings for the living and dead.
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Price's book takes a similar stance, introducing readers to a four-week break-up program or "technology triage" that is meant to be personalized but not punishing.
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The group trains museum employees and a corps of traveling volunteers how to clean damaged works and how to triage: removing soot, preventing mold, stopping bleeding dyes.
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Services include "confidential health-related triage, advice and referral services", plus "training to support doctors to treat other doctors" and "awareness raising and advice about health issues".
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He carried a wounded woman to a makeshift triage center in a parking lot, banding her bleeding leg with a tourniquet and driving her to a hospital.
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Joey Gallo is just 22 and Jurickson Profar, 23; either or both could find playing time or become currency for the next round of trade deadline triage.
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Washington (CNN)Days after his abrupt dismissal of FBI Director James Comey, President Donald Trump's attempts to triage the fallout only plunged the episode further into confusion.
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Although the chatbot has faced continued criticism for serving unintelligent triage advice — such as by suggesting people go straight to A&E even with just a headache.
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There are three theories of how to make ethical triage decisions, according to David Magnus, director of the Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics: egalitarianism, utilitarianism, and prioritarianism.
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Without mass testing and triage, the coronavirus will likely continue to prevail nationwide; exposure will surely blanket the United States, just as it has in other countries.
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And sports-betting insiders say companies are in "triage mode," cutting costs and getting creative to keep fans interested until live sports return, according to Ashley Rodriguez.
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"It really helps to have everything done, beginning, middle, and end, and then look back on it as a whole, rather than triage individual episodes," said Beacham.
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Unrest in Congo: Protesters stormed an Ebola triage center in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo on Thursday, as election delays aggravated violent demonstrations.
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"It will be interesting to see if he can triage short- and longer-term fixes,'' Mr. Munro said, "so that he has something to show fairly quickly.''
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The group, according to the memo, is looking to "immediately erect a triage operation and field hospital equivalent for care" in Mexico, close to the U.S. border.
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There I was in the E.R. triage area, watching other frantic parents enter with newborn fevers, bad coughs and chubby fingers hurt from getting stuck in doorways.
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Triage centers at 10 hospitals struggled with admissions across Melbourne, Australia's second-largest city, with a population of 473 million in the greater metropolitan area and suburbs.
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The purpose of a CDM is to help cybersecurity workers triage threats, using electronic sensors and software, so they can focus on the most severe threats first.
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In this case, a tipping point might be when hospitals run out of beds or critical equipment, forcing the entire healthcare system to go into triage mode.
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Italy, which has the highest number of cases outside China, just implemented wartime triage measures, where doctors must make "impossible" decisions of choosing who to care for.
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I was tasked by an unknown Orlando Police corporal with scene security at the triage area and crowd control as lots of the victims and witnesses were hysterical.
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He and a colleague broke into the hospital to get supplies and set up a triage area near the helipad, where fire seemed to have already burned through.
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Our experience with askmyGP is that the key to any online system is enabling family doctors to triage patient requests before offering time-consuming face-to-face appointments.
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The 2012 London Olympics went off without a hitch, though, thanks to the most comprehensive surveillance and triage system for a large event the world has ever seen.
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It created a triage center in an hour and 20 minutes, officials said, setting it up on a loading dock to handle an additional influx of patients quickly.
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This will help screening programmes to triage who they screen, by offering their services earlier to those at high risk of developing a condition early in their lives.
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Doing a sort of emotional triage, I assumed in that moment that our doctor would just take over, wheel her into a nearby hospital and deal with it.
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Instead, I felt stuck in triage mode, only tending to the daily demands of a two-year-old and a freelance career, missing the forest for the trees.
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Hannah Tollefsrud, the organization&aposs community engagement coordinator, tells the Bismarck Tribune that the group converted the Casa Jackson Hospital for Malnourished Infants into a temporary triage center.
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To prioritize patients, first responders and hospital staff use triage, evaluating who needs emergency treatment immediately, who can wait a bit longer, and who can wait beyond that.
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Brave also wants to introduce a triage tool to help parents at home who are making difficult decisions about what to do with a sick or injured kid.
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"The tool will triage people who are concerned about their Covid-19 risk into testing sites based on guidance from public health officials and test availability," it says.
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She thinks of the surveys as a sort of triage, a way of determining which sites are at greatest risk of erosion and which are best to study.
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Patient privacy, Federal regulations and permissions, revenue, staffing, triage, reports from nursing, reports from the ICUs, the plan to cut the ER in half and seal it off.
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Triage entered the lexicon of the coronavirus era last Friday, when President Donald Trump claimed that Google is working on a tool to determine who's eligible for testing.
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That said, the way you can triage information is, we know stuff that's coming directly from the Worldwide Health Organization and the CDC is the best we've got.
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They want to include "polling links" in alert messages to get near-instantaneous feedback from the population on the extent of damage from a disaster, allowing rapid triage.
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In this free annual event, Montefiore invites children to learn about health care by bringing in their favorite stuffed animals for mock triage, treatment and even X-rays.
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Engineering controls include putting partitions in triage areas, making sure potentially contaminated air is not recirculated and surfaces are cleaned meticulously, and implementing additional precautions for suspected cases.
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Users are typically asked to respond to questions about their symptoms and at the end of the triage process get information on what might be a possible cause.
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"At my request, prosecutors used the discretion constitutionally allocated to the executive branch to triage cases and use our resources most effectively to protect public safety," she said.
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The 27-year-old spent four years as a systems engineer and later product manager on Uber's autonomy team, working on triage, simulation testing, and interpreting human behavior.
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St. John Ambulance said that up to 22016 people were believed to have been injured in the eruption, adding that a mobile triage unit was on its way.
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But at the moment, we have a real lack of testing throughout the country, and that is causing us to triage and prioritize only the most urgent cases.
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Parents are in triage mode, and by default, the well child must take a back seat: Their needs simply aren't as important, or so the thinking has gone.
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Today, each structure within the Triage constitutes a political pillar of power, functioning as system and can survive well beyond the current political names if it remains unchecked.
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The civil society is a shell of what it used to be in the early 2000's, therefore, their impact in helping defeat the Triage is almost zero.
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"ISIS now has no course of action but to target children and civilians, because they are the easiest to attack," says Lt. Khaleel Amer, head of the triage center.
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Some were using telehealth as a precursor to an office visit, like triage, said Scott Ashwood, an associate policy researcher at the nonpartisan Rand Corporation, who led the study.
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" Or, as Palmieri—an Air Force veteran and triage expert—put it to me after a recent wildfire conference at UC Davis, "First you bake, and then you broil.
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And while none are meant to replace a medical professional, they're designed to serve as a sort of "mobile triage," delivering diagnoses to otherwise difficult to get to places.
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Anthony said he and his friend stayed, helping a number of off-duty firefighters, medics, doctors, nurses and other bystanders triage wounded people on the side of a street.
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It is unclear how long the two victims who were taken to the triage station, Shannon Johnson, 45, and Bennetta Bet-Badal, 46, lived before they were pronounced dead.
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In 1948, the reaction of the small town was [similar to the one you'd expect for] a natural disaster: they set up a triage center in the community center.
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Such apps — some from trusted institutions like Harvard Medical School or the Mayo Clinic, among many others — are specifically designed to provide fingertip access to diagnostic and triage advice.
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A chatbot performs virtual triage, screening symptoms to determine if patients should head to the ER. The business loan provider offers staff a "Funderbar" serving food and drinks daily.
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In addition to Ksyusha, there&aposs Revmira, who works at a hospital&aposs triage desk even as she attempts to navigate a series of shattering losses of her own.
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Doctors Without Borders arrived to set up a large triage tent, and in January, a team from the health ministry flew in to train workers in treating war wounds.
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Trump is dividing the country but solidifying his base Trump's embrace of such a racially polarizing final message can be interpreted as a form of triage in the House.
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We can provide the emergency medical services (EMS) personnel who triage and transport these patients with protocols that will help patients get to the right place the first time.
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The pre-populated answers you use to reply to a message, as well as voice dictation, are useful ways to do quick triage when waiting is not an option.
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In the days after the shocking yet not entirely surprising election of Donald Trump to the office of the American presidency, we're performing our standard triage and diagnostic routine.
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Instead, a health-focused subsidiary owned by Google's parent company, Alphabet, said it intended to launch a small-scale website next week to begin to triage California-based patients.
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On a recent afternoon, the shelter's headquarters, a red brick building about a mile from the border, bustled with activity, part migrant dormitory, part cafeteria and part triage center.
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The first scene of Netflix's new docuseries "Pandemic: How to Prevent an Outbreak" is harrowing: Doctors rush to triage patients with an unknown ailment as they struggle to breathe.
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Certain California cities could also use the sort of medical triage tents often used after natural disasters to care for the homeless, according to KABC-TV in Los Angeles.
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One of those grants allowed my YouTube show, Healthcare Triage, to create videos to explain how we could improve both experimental design and the analysis and reporting of research.
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We need a sense of proportion when it comes to the president and his administration, a system of triage, in order to choose wisely from the buffet of outrages.
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You can always triage tasks for them if they need it, but it's pretty apparent when you're just trying to find something for them to do to fill time.
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Applications of artificial intelligence and computer vision technologies to aid clinical triage and diagnostics could help ensure that scarce resources are preserved and given to those most in need.
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BENI, Democratic Republic of Congo — A young mother stepped out of the ambulance into the triage area of our Ebola transit center here in the northeast of the country.
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An unidentified woman is helped by paramedics at a triage area after a gunman held dozens of people hostage inside a Trader Joe's store in Los Angeles, July 21, 2018.
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The chaos, and the need for triage, means lawyers accept that eventually some of their clients will argue in court that they were represented poorly and deserve a new trial.
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Giving up on finding Marina, Rico, and Katelyn might seem defeatist, but it's the same sort of triage that the companies offering genealogy services to the cops are now doing.
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She said the department is taking steps to shorten wait times for those being transferred for mental health treatment, including hiring an employee to triage those on the wait list.
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"I think the placement and default are optimized for speed and triage, if you're just walking around and trying to clean out your mail as quickly as possible," Ritchie said.
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Government financial officials have been shuffling cash from one agency to another in recent months, in desperate triage efforts to pay only the most urgent bills while letting others languish.
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Parking lot became triage scene Early reports indicated the shooting took place in a strip mall parking lot near the corner of Weslayan Street and Bissonnet Street in southwest Houston.
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I asked Ryan Stanton, an emergency room doctor in Kentucky, to help me review Pell's bill — the $5,571 charge for the triage with an Ace bandage and an ice pack.
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We also have a highly technical triage tool that assesses a person's physical and mental health status, length of time on the streets and other personal barriers that cause homelessness.
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This triage-before-trial approach would be easier and less costly than the current set-up: documents could be posted electronically, and cases brought without having to hire a lawyer.
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Expect to see more of that kind of triage in the days and weeks ahead as Republicans seek to limit the extent of the losses they face in the House.
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I usually tend to just delete these as soon as they arrive to triage the damage, but Google is releasing a new feature for Inbox to help solve this problem.
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To deal with the flood of patients, hospital officials there turned the cafeteria into a triage area, dealing with injuries from cuts and bruises to more serious lacerations and contusions.
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Conservation professionals acknowledge that we will need to perform a sort of conservation triage, a painful process of deciding which species to try to rescue and which to let go.
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"We have to be concerned with triage right now," says AEI's Norm Ornstein, one of the primary movers behind the Continuity of Government Commission, of the need to act immediately.
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That's what happened in Italy, where doctors were forced into triage mode, prioritizing young and relatively healthy patients over elderly ones, because they couldn't treat all the cases at once.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel's Aidoc, which provides artificial intelligence tools for radiologists, said on Tuesday the U.S. Food and Drug Administration cleared its product for triage of cervical spine fractures.
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What these apps all have in common is they work exactly how I imagine a well-oiled "triage" system to operate—and so off I went with my quick advice.
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On Thursday, the river bank was transformed into a triage unit, in case more survivors were found by the emergency workers scouring the river and the lands on either side.
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That is because Ms. Salke has been busy performing triage — fixing what was left behind by her predecessor, Roy Price, who was ousted in October after a sexual harassment scandal.
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All University of North Carolina hospitals in the state will dedicate space to setting up temporary triage and testing sites at their facilities where people can be screened for coronavirus.
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Triage testing works—in the sense of administering the right test to the right people—only if the underlying method used to predict who should be tested is highly accurate.
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Some may unfurl large tents as triage centers outside emergency rooms — patients with severe respiratory symptoms would be directed one way, those with broken bones and non-coronavirus symptoms another.
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Their staggering casualty rate, even as many in their leadership ranks prospered from corruption, has made recruiting and training more of a matter of triage than a consistent, thorough program.
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Watkins suggests that to get to the 25,294 figure Babylon is likely counting instances where he was unable to complete a full triage because the service was lagging or glitchy.
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Your pediatrician can call in anti-nausea medication or help you triage over the phone, Dr. Wilkinson explained, so that should be your first choice unless things seem really dire.
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But when something breaks, it falls to Amtrak, which owns and operates the station, to perform triage, deciding how to spread the pain among the customers of the three railroads.
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This forces GOP leaders to perform triage by making tough choices about what executive branch positions are important enough to deserve floor time, leaving some nominees in limbo for months.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel's Zebra Medical Vision said on Monday it received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for its artificial intelligence-based chest X-ray triage product.
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The head of the New York Public Power Authority said they are in "triage" mode on the island, and are trying to help the local utility company get federal help.
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These physicians, and a second team that followed, traveled to triage and assess injuries, consult with local physicians about best options for treatment and determine who was stable enough to travel.
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Where the usual campaign arc is about carefully planning your next move and plotting out the most efficient way to scale-up your economy and military, the Han Dynasty needs triage.
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As Fuzzy Pet Health co-founder Eric Palm explains, the new service can serve as the initial triage that may actually save pet owners a visit to the vet, at times.
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Knowing that everything in the bag is getting charged at once, instead of having to triage which gadget needs power the most, makes being on the road just a little easier.
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Triage was never intended to completely rule out severe illness, only to give patients an estimate of how long they may have to wait to see a doctor, the researchers note.
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In the U.S., most efforts have focused on using these algorithms to help doctors triage, or sort through piles of images to prioritize the patients most at risk for the disease.
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My assumption prior to attending these triage meetings was that when a development team finds a bug like this, it rewrites the code to reopen the door if the player died.
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Do kind of a real triage, a short-term measure to stabilize the markets, then take our time and actually have a healthcare bill that will restrain the cost in healthcare.
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After each of these sessions, some triage occurs — essentially CDL mentors gathered in closed-door meetings are asked if they'd work with any of the startups that presented during the session.
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The body responsible for this triage, the Guardian Council, is a religious body, above the electoral process, appointed by and kept in line by the Supreme Leader, the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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Mets 10, Phillies 5 As the Mets near the final week of the regular season chasing a playoff spot, they have come to resemble a triage unit housing a baseball team.
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"When they triage these children and they don't have that pediatric oversight and expertise, they're going to miss kids who don't look like they're ill when they really are," she said.
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On Sunday night, more than 21984 firefighters in Yakima and Benton Counties attempted to triage the blaze that had by that point consumed 21993,000 acres of land, according to KOMO News.
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Immediately the triage nurse grabbed her and raced off down the corridor: Evie spent the following week in intensive care while the medical team worked to keep her warm and fed.
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After Eleanor, Max becomes part of a triage with historic pirates Anne Bonny and Jack Rackham (who in reality were likely in a similar arrangement with a woman named Mary Read).
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As journalist Mike Grunwald, who wrote the book on Obama's stimulus, explains in Politico, any major post-recession stimulus involves triage, decisions about which companies and industries live and which die.
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Lacking basic supplies or a qualified surgeon, all he could do was triage Mohammed and send him to another hospital three hours away in the hopes he could survive the journey.
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"A bunch of us will cobble the costs together of moving it to an interim place, and then we will triage it — 'yes to this, no to that,'" Professor Casey said.
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WASHINGTON, March 13 (Reuters) - Google said a life sciences division, Verily, is in the early stages of developing a tool to help triage Americans who may need testing for the coronavirus.
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Hell, we're having a hard time even figuring out how the algorithms that run autonomous cars should make safety decisions, and that's divorced from the much larger scale of coronavirus triage.
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It wasn't until after Trump's speech that Google announced plans for its informational website, and it appears the launch of Verily's triage site was expedited as a result of Trump's remarks.
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Game 4 of the American League Championship Series had been over for only a few minutes, but Yankees Manager Aaron Boone already knew he needed to perform triage on his team.
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The University of Pennsylvania achieved similar success in early 133, cutting wait times from 12 to 6 days by maximizing times for initial assessments and skipping the triage phase of assessment.
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" Median salary: $107,000 Job description from FlexJobs: "Licensed nurse practitioners can remotely triage and provide medical care, provide medical and wellness education, diagnose and treat patients and assist with care coordination.
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Rollemberg's plan is to employ the pickers at new "triage" centers in warehouses where garbage can be separated for recycling on conveyor belts in cleaner conditions by workers in uniforms and gloves.
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But given that the refuge's new triage facility is likely to see over 2,000 injured and orphaned wild animals in its first year of operation alone, they do still need our help.
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According to the Justice Department, the Triage devices were frequently relied on by doctors working in emergency rooms to quickly diagnose serious conditions including acute coronary syndromes, heart failure and drug overdose.
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RetailWeek's Friday report on AI impacting retail touts tools like AI-enabled systems that sort through customer emails to surface those that are most urgent, without wasting man hours on triage decisions.
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You can find lots of other iOS and some new OS X email apps that try and help you do quick message triage, intelligently auto-sort various types of email and more.
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You can find lots of other iOS and some new OS X email apps that try and help you do quick message triage, intelligently auto-sort various types of email, and more.
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"It's more a triage type of system," said Elliott — providers are able to tackle a broad range of nonurgent medical issues and advise consumers who aren't sure how serious their condition is.
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Last year, researchers from Harvard Medical School and the RAND Corporation assessed the diagnostic and triage accuracy of 23 of the most popular symptom-checkers, some with tens of millions of users.
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The Amazon Web Services team then has two urgent tasks: Triage the problem and figure out just what's going on, while trying to calm the customers whose businesses have just gone offline.
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And while Boston was as prepared as any major city could be, the quality of trauma care across the United States varies substantially, with large differences in expertise, triage and best practices.
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In addition to Monday's attack, four staff members of the International Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations were killed Tuesday night in an airstrike on a medical triage point in Aleppo.
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Dr. Matthew Wynia, a University of Colorado bioethicist and infectious disease doctor, is planning how to triage seriously ill patients when the supply of mechanical ventilators runs short at his medical campus.
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While they all have their own variations on the telemedicine idea, one thing all of these apps have in common is a triage system that filters a patient's needs and eventual treatment.
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And in a sign that they are already preparing for substantial losses, Republican officials are contemplating political triage, weighing which districts may be beyond hope and determining where money can be saved.
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There were so many hundreds of casualties in Las Vegas that many were treated by local Air Force surgeons who found themselves serving as specialists in triage — in a civilian fire zone.
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The Black String Triage Ensemble, with seven members ranging in age from 11 to 70-something, has played at more than a dozen crime scenes this summer, according to CNN affiliate WISN.
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For example, in domestic disturbance cases like Mr. LeGrier's, a triage mental health worker could quickly gather pertinent information, assess risk of harm and engage family members as part of a coordinated effort.
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In other words, just like competitor Babylon, which has added its own AI-powered triage functionality and is backed by two of DeepMind's founders, this is about using technology to help healthcare scale.
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A massive and swift triage effort from every doctor, hospital, and government authority, as well as civilian volunteers, would be needed to identify possible survivors, Harvard Medical school's David Weinstock told BuzzFeed News.
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Fire officials released three hours of radio dispatches Friday that shed more light on the chaotic scene that first responders faced as they arrived and then worked to triage, treat and transport victims.
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For flows that are mission-critical, you can configure the app to send you push notifications when something goes wrong so you can launch the app then triage the issue in real-time.
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It could help members of Congress "triage" the issues by fiscal importance and level of discontent, and recommend suggestions for how Congress and the administration may be able to move forward with reform.
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The bomb from the Saudi jet dropped into the middle of the hospital compound, a facility run by Doctors Without Borders, landing between the emergency room and a triage area for new patients.
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Information overload is a problem we struggle with now, so the need for better ways to filter and triage digital content is only going to step up as the MBs keep piling up.
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Driving that change are three key factors: First is the need to triage the increasing numbers of Americans seeking care in emergency rooms and clinics to get their fevers and coughs checked out.
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To keep patients from canceling visits as well as triage patients concerned they might have coronavirus, VillageMD is moving most of their visits online, a service they had anticipated opening in July 2020.
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"Effective systems of management, including triage and mitigation, can only be developed when we have an accurate understanding of the cultural resources in an area, and where critical gaps in that knowledge exist."
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Younger people can help their relatives get groceries and medications, for instance, and help triage potential symptoms in a way that actually keeps them out of the hospital when a visit isn't necessary.
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DeView, 49, turned his Toyota Tacoma into a makeshift ambulance, transporting victims he came across while fleeing the gunfire to a triage center set up by paramedics not far from the concert grounds.
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"As forensic techniques advance, they will be used as a triage—filtering the billions of daily uploads into a more manageable number that will then require human moderators," says Farid of UC Berkeley.
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Spending figures underscore the early state triage: His campaign has revealed plans to invest $500,000 into TV and digital advertising in Iowa, but nothing similar is planned for New Hampshire at the moment.
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"It's important that the community knows right now how to triage this — to make sure they're checking in with their kids, checking in with their family members," said Mayor Christine Hunschofsky of Parkland.
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McNeeley hypothesized that they might have to convert from walk-in service to call-in triage, assessing patients over the phone to sort out who is most likely to carry in a dangerous virus.
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There are people that feel like they've been abandoned by their government, and there are people who are making decisions about triage, who lives and who dies, that outside of that bubble look horrific.
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Hospitals in California have set up triage units in their parking lots to deal with the overabundance of ER patients, and the flu has been classified as widespread throughout 49 states and Puerto Rico.
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With the iOS app, teams can receive notifications on their phones, contribute to collaborative drafts, send canned responses and triage all the incoming messages on various email addresses, Twitter accounts, Facebook accounts and more.
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State police are beginning to "immediately triage" a list of gun revocations and develop a plan to ensure that "high risk individuals" no longer have access to weapons as the changes are being implemented.
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There was also Gilles Thévenet, the owner of the High Club, a popular discothèque in Nice that faces the Promenade des Anglais, who swiftly turned his nightclub into a triage center for emergency workers.
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"They're looking really at the correlation between the emergency room doctor, who was really the triage doctor who decides to admit the patient to the hospital, and it's a very limited look," she said.
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The company has partnered with the NHS for a triage service, and to offer a digital alternative to a traditional primary care service via an app that offers remote consultations (called GP at Hand).
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A Verily representative reportedly added that the "triage website" was initially expected to go out for health care workers and that after the announcement, it was going to roll out to the entire public.
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Of 194 W.H.O. member countries, dozens have almost no organized emergency care system, and no dedicated emergency units or triage at most hospitals, and dozens more have serious gaps in basic supplies and equipment.
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So, if you take those three items, while the medical system is working feverishly both to triage those who are ill as well as to evolve therapies and ultimately vaccines, that's what we need.
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The company also has plans to introduce a triage tool that walks parents through symptoms and helps them decide if they should head to an urgent care clinic or straight to the emergency room.
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As states brace for triage and clamp down on nonessential social and economic functions, US Surgeon General Jerome Adams has a warning: In the immediate future, the outbreak in the US will get worse.
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If not, even hospitals in developed countries with the world's best health care risk becoming triage wards, forcing ordinary doctors and nurses to make extraordinary decisions about who may live and who may die.
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The same command center room at Delta's headquarters in Atlanta has been used to manage hurricanes and northeastern snowstorms, triage past infectious outbreaks such as H1N1, and navigate the airline's response to the Sept.
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The funds go beyond the more basic services that counties traditionally provide, helping to pay for workers to reach out to homeless people and triage patients with mental health issues in hospitals, he said.
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Recalling reports of triage tents being set up outside emergency rooms in some American hospitals, Webby said, "when we hit these bad seasons, it highlights all the shortfalls that are there" in health systems.
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Personnel, depending on selfish needs of the time, are moved across the ranks of the Triage and this synergy over the past 36 years has made Mugabe's agenda to cow people an easy task.
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In the frenzied triage area it was difficult to keep count, with doctors and medics first having to decide who was the most badly hurt, who most urgently needed this hospital's one functional operating theater.
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As lawyers and advocates descend on this broken Mississippi community, they are creating triage centers, safe spaces of sanctuary, like churches, where people can find relief in the form of donated food, diapers, and toiletries.
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Supporters of the triage idea prefer the term "strategic prioritization," saying there is a difference between actively deciding to let a species decline and choosing to spend more on those with better chances of recovery.
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Police officers can also carry with them a tablet-sized device that does a basic device search—a sort of digital triage that lets them decide quickly whether a fuller investigation and extraction is merited.
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Such arguments involve the concept of triage, which has divided ecologists since at least 1976, when Thomas Lovejoy, now at George Mason University, published a paper entitled "We must decide which species will go forever".
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The Justice Department said that Massachusetts-based Alere, from 2006 to 2012, sold to hospitals its Triage-branded devices that government healthcare programs paid for, despite receiving customer complaints about the erroneous results they produced.
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A four-person incident response team spending an average of 30 minutes per case would still only be able to triage 16 alerts per day per person — or a whopping 64 incidents per team, daily.
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In all, at least 114 people were injured in the crash, a flood of victims sent to hospitals that forced at least one to set up a triage area for some patients in its cafeteria.
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Medical teams aboard the McCain established a triage center in the mess area, where crews would normally eat their meals, to tend to injuries that ranged from chemical burns to broken bones and open wounds.
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Israel said the DRDC report also suggests that police could use SPPAL's predictive models to triage missing persons cases and prioritize certain cases over others—for example, a possible kidnapping victim versus a habitual runaway.
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Both sites are similar in nature to work Isakov and others at Emory did on a self-triage tool for the H1N1 influenza outbreak in 2009 that both CDC and Microsoft promoted at the time.
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The Trump administration is trying to "triage" and minimize some of the shutdown's effects, Zandi said, such as calling back thousands of IRS workers to work without pay to make sure tax refunds go out.
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Postponement and uncertainty, and for many families a painful triage of who can physically attend a service and who cannot, are becoming part of the language of obituaries and family discussions even as people grieve.
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During recent screenings at Caron, we're told triage nurses isolated 3 patients who were coughing and doctors tested them for the virus, out of an abundance of caution, but the results all came back negative.
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Margarete, a young nun, has been treating the scores of grievously wounded, undertaking amputations and triage and palliative care on her own, and Lucius will learn, or not, what caring for people in pain entails.
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Facing a surge of desperately sick patients, many hospitals have been dusting off triage plans for rationing ventilators that require doctors to make excruciating decisions about which patients would get them if there aren't enough.
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Health care providers may need to triage and postpone care if a problem does not need immediate attention, but it is still important to manage new, serious physical and mental health problems when they happen.
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It will give them better capability to handle the surge of reports that come from mass casualty events, to triage in real time, and to communicate lifesaving and casualty-reducing instructions using multimedia with victims.
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The enormous amount of data collected through the program has shown the importance of a quick response after a person's initial call and of a triage-like screening system in deciding a course of treatment.
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Yet despite their harrowing ordeal, many like Pierce returned to the hospital and continued to treat the injured outside the facility, setting up a makeshift triage on the hospital's helipad while flames continued to surround them.
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Junior officers and cadets go through training that routinely assigns them more to do than they can feasibly accomplish with available time and resources, forcing them to learn how to make tough choices and triage priorities.
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Through an app and some intelligent back-and-forth communications with multiple devices in range, the base station can triage which devices need charging first, and will automatically juggle between them based on their power demands.
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The bot is an expansion on Astro's previously launched email platform that leverages A.I. to help users make better sense of their inbox, triage their emails, and make sure that they don't miss their priority messages.
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For example, you can't — yet — be passed from the AI triage functionality to a video consultation with a doctor or specialist, nor can you receive prescriptions via the NHS 111 service should a diagnosis be confirmed.
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What the average player doesn't realize, but is absolutely critical to the process of making games, is that the second purpose of triage meetings is to identify the bugs the team has no intention of fixing.
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Doctorlink, a U.K. startup that provides doctor surgeries with a clinically approved digital triage and advice tool, is disclosing that it has picked up significant backing from Eight Roads, the proprietary investment arm of Fidelity International.
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These tools are meant to create a single services that features best practice recommendations, but also a unified notifications center and tools to triage and take actions against threats, all with focus on collaboration among admins.
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When badly injured young children are brought into the emergency rooms in eastern Aleppo hospitals, the doctors have no choice but to triage because they don't have enough medical equipment to help all of the children.
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"We have attempted to fine tune things like triage quality, response time and researcher interactions to build a quality program that researchers like to participate in," the company wrote in the blog post announcing the program.
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He writes regularly about health, health research, and health policy at his blog The Incidental Economist and at the New York Times's the Upshot, and has a popular YouTube show discussing the same called Healthcare Triage.
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But as the quest to create a medical tricorder — a portable device capable of diagnosing diseases in humans — continues, there've been serious developments in automating diagnostics, and even triage, in several pretty specific areas of medicine.
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She said that she could play a useful role at a clinic without directly treating coronavirus patients — helping the triage nurses take patient vitals, distributing masks, assisting with screening questions, communicating with patients' families and visitors.
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Such a step need not be difficult: a simple digital questionnaire comprising 5-10 questions and employed during every telehealth session would afford substantial insights into the presentation, triage, treatment and follow-up of the disease.
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Specifically, healthcare was able to submit waivers to establish alternate care sites and modify patient triage protocols, patient transfer procedures and other actions when they implement disaster plans, according to a government statement at the time.
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" However, Verily – a life sciences research organization under Google parent company Alphabet – said that while it is "developing a tool to help triage individuals for Covid-19 testing" it "is in the early stages of development.
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The task force needed a quick way to find these scammers among tens of thousands of soldiers in the program, and decided to conduct thousands of scripted "triage" phone interviews with onetime recruits, an investigator said.
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With just a click of a button, a doctor may conference in with a patient and provide rapid triage and medical decision-making that can save hours in a world where minutes make all the difference.
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Instead, it is all triage now: The must-haves, like public safety, are at the base; the nice-to-haves in the middle; and the no-longer-attainable, like a publicly supported library, at the top.
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In the Bahamas alone, our Coasties have saved over 6900 lives, and have worked tirelessly to locate those trapped on remote islands, triage and stabilize the wounded, and deliver clean water and supplies to isolated communities.
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During the evening, as protesters gathered, the nearby Alameda Art Center, whose lobby has been used as a triage center by volunteer medics during the protests, was set alight and almost totally destroyed, Santiago firefighters said.
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Then you get to work and take on the rest of your life, you triage the Deal With It folder, you book that long-delayed dentist's appointment, feeling guilty that you're still using an old-fashioned toothbrush.
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An intelligent defense against cyberattacks A December 2016 McAfee Labs Threats Report revealed that 93 percent of 85033 security professionals said their organizations are overwhelmed by threat alerts and are not able to triage all relevant threats.
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Understanding these benefits, Arizona, Colorado, Massachusetts, Ohio, Tennessee, and Virginia are joining Rhode Island in changing the way they think about triage and transport so that severe stroke patients get to the right place the first time.
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Eventually, Monsef sees the opportunity to introduce an asynchronous telemedicine product, which would combine in a HIPAA-compliant messaging system the data collected from the self-serve triage tool with pictures and videos provided by the parent.
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"Everybody is still in triage mode right now and trying to regroup," said Chris Bevilacqua, cofounder of Bevilacqua Helfant Ventures, a media advisory and investment firm that sells products and services to the sports and entertainment industries.
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This grim triage strategy, which would factor in a patient's age, health and likelihood of survival, is an effort to standardize the state's approach and take some heart-rending decisions out of the hands of individual doctors.
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And when used as part of a larger aforementioned triage system, they have the ability to not only be effective, but potentially save both patients and providers time and money, like they did during my anecdotal experiment.
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Even for people whose treatment has yet to be directly impacted by the spread of coronavirus, simple hospital logistics are a looming threat, especially after reports of doctors being forced to make heartbreaking triage decisions in Italy.
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I was able to triage my email — star, delete, reply — and check my calendar by voice, even if I found it downright creepy trusting Amazon with the ability to read and wipe my entire inbox or schedule.
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Federal budget cuts — threatened by President Trump and the Republican-led Congress, especially to social programs, health care and public housing — could cause serious problems and exacerbate social ills, forcing Mr. de Blasio to do financial triage.
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It will not be a masses business only, but a joint effort between the few who will be designated to deal specifically with the Triage and the masses preparing for a new era of prosperity and respectability.
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Bakhtiyar Othman Hamad, a World Health Organization medic, backed the claim, saying that some 65 to 70 injured civilians come through their frontline triage facilities daily before being sent to medical facilities, such as the hospitals in Irbil.
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Now, amid the bustle of traders and traffic inching past the hospital entrance, patients are greeted with disinfectant, hand-washing stations, temperature checks and triage - where arrivals are assessed and suspected cases sent to a new isolation unit.
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"By engaging patients intelligently at the moment they experience symptoms, Buoy can deliver triage at scale in a way that can be adopted seamlessly within the healthcare system as a new digital front door to the care journey."
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The Trump administration sees it as a straightforward act of triage: taking money that wasn't being used to support the department's mission because it was administrative, or represented cost savings, and using it for the most urgent need.
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Food and drug administration * Idylla ebola virus triage test detects presence of ebola zaire virus in patients with signs and symptoms of ebola virus disease Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1 646 646 8780)
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"This is a sophisticated triage tool to improve access to palliative care using prognosis as a proxy," Stephanie M. Harman, Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at Stanford University and a co-author of the new study, told Gizmodo.
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The security infrastructure that goes into physically guarding these locations dovetail with the signals intelligence provided by the security services to triage the most vulnerable targets and use resources most effectively, but even then they are understandably overstretched.
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The triage element is described as using decision tree protocols and an evidence based approach to help patients understand what might be wrong with them and to take the appropriate action, which isn't always to see their doctor.
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The company says it plans to use the new capital to continue building out its AI capabilities, including offering diagnosis by AI (rather than a more simple triage functionality), which is pegged to roll out later this year.
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Depending on who you're friends with, the Facebook of today may feel less like a comforting place to stay in touch, and more like a triage unit, where everyone shouts their fears, frustrations, and arguments into the abyss.
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"We believe the US Military is best positioned to save lives, meet the immediate needs of the people with food and water, set up a functioning telecommunications system and establish medical triage and emergency medical services," they wrote.
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Though the term "triage" may conjure images of rough battlefield medicine and crude estimates of patients' survival odds, excruciating decisions on whom to treat already confront doctors in some places and will likely soon be necessary in America.
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Protesters stormed an Ebola triage center in the volatile eastern region of Congo on Thursday and set fire to parts of it in a new wave of violent political unrest, aggravated by delays in a long-anticipated election.
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With some residents approaching two weeks stranded in their homes, and with emergency rations able to reach parts of the back country only by horse, boat and helicopter, Pine Ridge remains in a state of shock and triage.
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When she isn't doing plant triage, Ms. Muñoz is in her plant-filled studio near the Brooklyn Navy Yard, creating design proposals for clients, including one for the new mega art space in Chelsea opened by Pace Gallery.
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"We need to apply the same type of forward learning and thoughtful strategies more broadly to help triage threats and prevent violence wherever we detect reliable indicators of criminal activity or potential danger to the public," he wrote.
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It will be available to approximately 1.2 million residents of north central London, reports the FT, who will get access to a new NHS app 'powered by Babylon' that will perform triage for "urgent but non-life-threatening conditions".
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So the future is going to be more like this 003-year-old girl where the genome will be the start of the triage, which makes it very fast, and it will be extremely cheap in a few years.
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More broadly, the Court's consensus in Comcast signals that the liberal justices may have shifted into triage mode, accepting that some incursions on civil rights are no longer worth resisting in a Court that's lurched hard to the right.
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Because of a shortage of both hospital beds and ventilation equipment, Italian health care workers are applying wartime triage protocols and making tough moral decisions about which patients will receive care and which ones will be allowed to die.
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Governments that did not respond forcefully and early to the outbreak have seen emergency rooms and intensive-care units crushed with patients who require around-the-clock care, outstripping resources and leading doctors to triage life-or-death decisions.
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Because if it doesn't work and it gets overwhelmed and we have to triage people to get in ICU care, you will have a mortality rate that is 5 to 10 times higher than what we will experience anyway.
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In a suburb of New York City, near the cluster of cases in New Rochelle, Fred Daum, 78, has volunteered to help triage patients over the phone and advise them on whether to go to the hospital or not.
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Babylon's tool aims to reduce physicians' burden by automating the triage process to determine where users should go for treatment, and Dr. Watkins raised flags, alleging that the chatbot was doling out unsafe advice to users, per AI News.
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"We're already having to make what I call triage decisions as to what we can do versus what we cannot do," said Chief Judge Rubén Castillo of Federal District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, which includes Chicago.
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A responsive system would have suitable support available, such as a triage center or respite beds to provide urgent services, which would offer a clinically driven alternative to the more typical choices of jail, the emergency room or the morgue.
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The company also said it has repaired 90% of the factory roof since acquiring the building in 2010, and that a triage team is available to address leaks as needed; it added that employee complaints about roof leaks are infrequent.
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Then a third savior arrives in the form of Laney Rucker, a stone-cold Good Samaritan — played to grim-faced perfection by Betty Gabriel — who rescues the injured and helpless of Purge Night and delivers them to an underground triage center.
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"The times when it's greatly impacting us is when we have other emergencies happening and we may have a dispatcher on another 911 call that may have to put that call on hold to triage the incoming call," he said.
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Like its iOS cousin, EasilyDo's Email app promises the same lightning speed, simple one-tap unsubscribing to junk mail, smart sorting for things like package tracking and flights, and swipe-based inbox triage tools that the sadly deceased Mailbox made popular.
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In practice, this means funneling Atlanta's homeless—from those who have been living on the streets for years to the more recently displaced—into a crowded building where scarce resources are parceled out by way of a kind of triage.
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When I'm on call, I oversee labor and delivery, our OB triage unit, our high risk pregnant patients, the postpartum patients, and our gynecology inpatients as well as any consults or emergency surgeries that come in through the regular emergency department.
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Washington clearly wishes Khashoggi had not disappeared and wants to diminish any negative fallout on the kingdom while trying to triage an emerging rift between Turkey and Saudi Arabia, regional competitors with very different views of the role of political Islam.
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He singled out Dr. Laura Billiet, an American who rushed to a police station after bombs ripped through Brussels Airport, and who immediately set up triage operations, tending to victims with burns and shrapnel wounds, with limited supplies at hand.
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When that becomes too much—when staring at the news, or writing about the very social issues that have affected us, hurts so badly that I don't know how to continue doing it—I do a triage on my day.
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"We free up the time of whoever does that first review of the contract, be it a paralegal who takes a first look before sending issues on to a lawyer, or a contract review team who triage incoming contracts," Goldberg says.
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Babylon says it has not retracted any AI functionality but does say the AI has "evolved over time such that it now not only provides triage advice but also provides information about conditions that might be causing a users' symptoms".
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Aimed primarily at teams that have managers or executives overseeing multiple projects simultaneously — sometimes in the thousands for a single organization — the idea is that Business will have extra features to help designated people handle and triage that workload more effectively.
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Mr. McCollum's deputy, Robert Hannah, and his consumer protection chief, Mary Leontakianakos, said the triage process took into account the quantity, veracity and seriousness of the complaints, as well as the number of Floridians affected and the potential to collect damages.
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Layden, the chief medical officer of the Chicago Department of Public Health and co-leader of the research, stressed that health care providers should still "rapidly triage and isolate individuals suspected of having [the virus]" and notify local health departments.
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Read more about how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting the sports industry:Sports-betting insiders say companies are in 'triage mode,' cutting costs and getting creative to keep fans interested until live sports return: "Eventually sports will come back," one insider said.
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The New York Times reviewed triage strategy documents from Alabama, Arizona, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Utah and Washington State to see what factors they propose to use to decide which patients get potentially life-saving treatments.
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In a statement shared on Twitter from Verily, a subsidiary of Google, the company said it is still "developing a tool to help triage individuals for COVID-19 testing" that would initially only be available in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Departments were making plans this week to quarantine their own officers if needed and deciding how to "triage" essential safety functions, even as judges began to clear their courtrooms, postpone trials and restrict people who might be at risk of infection.
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UK startup Babylon Health pulled app data on a critical user in order to create a press release in which it publicly attacks the UK doctor who has spent years raising patient safety concerns about the symptom triage chatbot service.
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But when police conducted a recorded interview of the woman in the triage room at a local hospital, she told police that she saw Hachiyanagi attack her with her fists, rocks, a fire poker and garden shears, the report said.
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Even when the worst happens, Lorentzen doesn't turn the gore and tears into a spectacle, and it's instructive that some of the most dreadful moments take place off-camera or are conveyed through the triage patter or in later conversations.
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This so-called stepped care approach is similar to the triage most clinics traditionally do, only it is more rigorously standardized and monitored, saving the high-intensity, face-to-face treatments for more severe problems — a system intended to contain costs.
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This next phase has to be apprehensive it will have to deal with the Triage whose application of a fear factor is well rooted in the fabric of the Zimbabwean society, and has managed to induce fear where ever Zimbabweans meet.
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"Being able to visually explore the sensor data, predicted paths, tracked objects, and state information like acceleration and velocity is invaluable to the triage process," said Drew Gray, chief technology officer at self-driving startup Voyage, in a statement provided by Uber.
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"In a mailing list folder or a mailbox that gets a lot of cold/inbound messages, I get a green or amber indicator against people I am connected with giving me a new and sophisticated signal to triage my inbox with," he says.
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In a new interview with BBC Radio 1, Knightley shares that the oversized conductor's cap her character, Juliet, wears throughout the iconic Christmas film wasn't just a cute stylistic choice: It was actually a last-ditch effort to triage a real-life zit.
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Many states have policies that patients with Medicaid insurance who present to the E.D. for "non-urgent" visits will be charged a co-payment, which may keep people from seeking needed care, even though the triage system is not perfect, she said.
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Instead, the triage team leaves a note on the bug in the database—The Coalition uses Jira workflow software to track bugs—instructing the relevant staff to address this issue by never setting the door to a locked state in the first place.
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This summer, HHS is working with Massachusetts General and the University of Nebraska Medical Center to run exercises on how to use the system as it currently exists—using telemedicine to spread out burn surgeons' expertise, for example, or just figuring out triage.
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A public records request of scooter-related emails from the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, or SFMTA, from March through late July, shows that the city's scooter triage was in full throttle within weeks of the battery-powered vehicles hitting city streets.
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To be sure, the first priorities for Democrats are more triage than anything else—preventing Donald Trump from further destroying the health insurance marketplace, degrading the environment, shredding the safety net, and undermining worker safety, the census, voting rights, and so on.
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At one, in the troubled City of God favela, software now streamlines the triage process, a cheery ombudsman takes complaints and a new app lets supervisors track how long doctors spend with each patient — or whether they take inordinately long lunch breaks.
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Since they are not entitled to cash reintegration payments from the United Nations agency, the International Organization for Migration screens those who come back and singles out the 40 percent who are most vulnerable — a sort of triage brought by funding shortfalls.
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When Trump was jetting home last week from Helsinki, the site of his maligned summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, it was Shine at the head of the table in Air Force One's conference room managing discussions of how to triage the disaster.
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But its key offering is the vehicle intelligence platform, which is designed to detect more than one hundred situations that could lead to malfunction, triage each issue and then determine what response to take in order to prevent vehicle damage and rider injury.
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Biden said he would make sure every state in the union had 215 places where Americans could access drive-through testing, while also engaging the Defense Department and Federal Emergency Management Agency to set up emergency 500-bed hospital sites to triage patients.
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While this triage of razor-focused 4/4 apache beat purveyors of highly engineered (as the Germans are wont to do) psychedelic and experimental music maintained niche status throughout much of the 20th century, it reverberates throughout disparate artists and genres today.
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They are investors who have seen their portfolios hammered, business owners trying to triage their holdings and take care of their employees, philanthropists with links to cultural institutions at risk of collapse, or even health care systems bracing for the virus's full impact.
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To meet the unique challenge posed by the pandemic, Twitter said it has put a "content severity triage system" in place so that the most potentially damaging tweets can be identified and removed, with less emphasis on users flagging the tweets themselves.
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The fact is that Republican strategists need to be thinking about triage at this point, sorting out which incumbents are likely to be able to survive without much outside help, which are lost causes, and which can still be saved with sufficient help.
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The Washington Post reported that healthcare workers were building triage tents outside emergency rooms, squeezing extra beds into break rooms and physical-therapy gyms, and calling for delays in elective surgeries — or cancelling them altogether — as they grapple with the rapidly spreading disease.
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To the Editor: Treating non-emergency patients in the E.R. not only adds costs to an already bloated health care economy, but it also affects patient flow, reduces capacity and, because of the triage process, is a major reason for patient dissatisfaction.
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Figuring out how to triage a presidential campaign when you're bleeding in every swing state, all of which seem vital, is a difficult enough equation — and that's without Trump spending time and resources last week in places that aren't swing states at all.
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The next phase should be lead by dedicated people willing to sacrifice for the people, dedicated individuals who understand the core fact that dealing with ZANU PF means dealing with the Triage which is fortified, ruthless and celebrates the shedding of innocent blood.
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Its a disheartening and hard to stomach to see civil society organizations, in their unity, who once formed a formidable force of opposition and were sure guarantors and vanguards of civil liberties being swallowed by the Triage or becoming appendages of the same.
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The past year has been a particularly chaotic one for the franchise, which has endured the third-act triage of Rogue One; the filmmaker switcheroo on next year's Han Solo movie; and the recent parting-of-ways with original Episode IX director Colin Trevorrow.
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"The times when it's greatly impacting us is when we have other emergencies happening and we may have a dispatcher on another 911 call that may have to put that call on hold to triage the incoming call," police dispatcher Jamie Hudson told CBS.
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Triage is a term borrowed from Allied forces' field hospitals in the first world war, which sorted the wounded into three groups: those too injured to be saved, those likely to recover on their own, and those for whom medics could make a difference.
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"They're simulating a burn event where they can figure out the criteria for how to determine which patients go where, triage them, and how they would get the right resources to those patients," says Melissa Harvey, director of the National Healthcare Preparedness Program at HHS.
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We learned from doctors that triage had been a necessary part of deciding whom to treat first in the Bataclan concert hall — and that although emergency medicine physicians are trained to do it, deciding who to try to save first is never an easy decision.
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Hospitals including Sutter Health and Commonspirit, which operates hospitals in 21 states, are also preparing to handle a surge of patients beyond their quarantine capacities by creating barriers within a facility or standing up surge tents where staff can triage patients outside of hospital facilities.
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She said, however, that the president may have been discussing the number of Google staff members who had expressed an interest in volunteering for the project of creating a triage site that would feature a series of questions for people with symptoms of the virus.
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In May of 2015, as the case count was trending toward zero and our efforts turned to rebuilding local health systems that had been devastated early in the outbreak, I was writing apps that would enable the proper triage of a possible Ebola patient.
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Ned Groves, Sloan Kettering's executive vice president and hospital administrator, told staff in the meeting on Friday that it was putting as many stopgap measures in place as possible, including performing triage via teleconferencing and setting up housing and work-from-home policies for staff.
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The fact that the attempt to triage all of this was to release almost no details of what went wrong and then decide to release only half the actual data speaks to a deep mismanagement issue at the heart of the Democrats' flagship committee.
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Among the notable moves: in MI-08 and KS-03, which are Toss Ups in CNN's Key Race Ratings and in CO-06 and PA-7.83, which are Lean Democratic, Republicans have canceled ads in an attempt to triage races trending in the wrong direction.
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After analyzing data from more than 150,000 encounters between patients and the Buoy Health triage tool, researchers found that nearly a third of users concluded after using the tool that their situation was less dire and their need for care less urgent than originally assumed.
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Though the character is short-lived, she is the real soul of the entire Purge franchise — and though the audience cheers when she's mowed down by the avenging angel of Gabriel's character in her triage van, we also understand that we gave her exactly what she wanted.
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"I was freaking out a little bit because we were still seeing patients and [my supervisor] just kind of smiled and told me to go back in one of the triage rooms and wait for her to confirm that it was my water," she told ABC.
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"Look for primary care physicians that have 24 hour-telephone triage available so that you can ask questions of a trained professional if you are not sure if you need to seek medical attention, or are best off at home with rest and fluids," Redberg said.
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Last week, as the United States added its support to the first global law that would finally hold nations accountable for climate change, biologists in California were attempting to triage an influx of dying sea lions—victims of global warming—that had washed up on their beaches.
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The game must go on, so in stepped Harlow, the Winston Wolf of faux horticulture, who proceeded to pour on rubber pellets and do field triage for the next ten or so minutes as a capacity crowd plus millions of people on television watched him work.
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The former vice president said he would make sure every state in the union had 10 places where Americans could access drive-through testing, while also engaging the Defense Department and Federal Emergency Management Agency to set up emergency 500-bed hospital sites to triage patients.
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Study: Therapeutic and triage strategies for 2019 novel coronavirus disease in fever clinics, The Lancet This study outlines the best practice strategies for diagnosing and treating Covid-19 from the point of view of hospitals and clinics, but can also be helpful for individuals experiencing symptoms.
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If we standardize data collection via a simple triage app or case report form, people will use them, regardless of the format—especially if data collection can be done by nonclinical staff, thus allowing doctors and nurses to devote more of their precious time to patient care.
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In order to successfully execute triage testing, the government would need a strong data set that can accurately select who should and should not receive a coronavirus test, which, as a result of the failed testing efforts thus far, the US government does not currently have.
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Republican strategists affiliated with the Congressional Leadership Fund, the House super PAC, are privately voicing exasperation with the National Republican Congressional Committee for not raising more money, and for being unwilling so far to begin a triage that would transfer resources toward their most viable incumbents.
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For instance, in October 2019, Amazon acquired digital triage solutions provider Health Navigator — and we posited that this technology could be integrated into the Amazon Care platform to determine the best pathway of care for patients and cut down on costs for employees insured by Amazon.
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Some emergency departments are adapting their facilities to minimize the risk to health care providers and other patients, opening tents to triage patients outside their buildings and creating separate entrances for patients and doctors, who do not typically wear protective gear as they come and go.
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Some emergency departments are adapting their facilities to minimize the risk to health care providers and other patients, opening tents to triage patients outside their buildings and creating separate entrances for patients and doctors, who do not typically wear protective gear as they come and go.
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Over 100 first responders Fifty-nine EMS providers with 22 ambulances responded to the chaotic scene of the shooting, where they set up a triage area and transported six people to multiple hospitals, according to Bruce Nedelka, division chief for the Virginia Beach Department of Emergency Medical Services.
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Social SafeGuard's software also does risk scoring to aid the rapid triage of potential threats, and uses AI to try to anticipate "potential attacks and identify known bad actors" — so it's responding to a wider security industry shift from purely defensive, reactive actions towards pro-active detection and response.
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Reinventing the email experience is an area numerous startups have tried to tackle over the years, with some apps focused more on triage, others on making a better desktop alternative to Outlook, and still more aiming to re-envision email as a mobile-first product, among other ideas.
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Plans should include emergency department screening and triage protocols and procedures, diagnostic testing algorithms, respiratory etiquette policies, infection control procedures using airborne precautions, cohorting, surge planning including alternate sites of care, contingency standards of care, supply stockpiling and supply chain plans, and policies related to workforce and employee health.
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In Chief Flores's triage room, with its eight fully-equipped treatment stations anchored by giant oxygen tanks, a seven-foot by three-foot, waist-high horizontal hatch led to a 10-foot-square stainless steel room with high-pressure hoses, drains in the deck, and a rolling metal table.
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In the near future, Brave Care wants to introduce a self-guided triage tool for parents looking to understand the basics of the issue so they can make informed decisions on where they need to go, what they need to do and how urgently they need to do it.
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Sports-betting insiders say companies are in 'triage mode,' cutting costs and getting creative to keep fans interested until live sports return: The coronavirus pandemic has hit sports betting and media companies hard, as major sporting events including the NBA season and March Madness were suspended or canceled.
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Now, I still do the triage and still help the team figure out what we're going to fix and what we're not going to fix as we go to finaling, but all of a sudden, I get grabbed and hauled off to talking to people, so I get disconnected.
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A shocking scene "I was here in my bunk and the call came in and, when we got on the scene we were just, we were part of the initial search and triage team to find victims, patients, and treat them accordingly," Patrick Bernard, a firefighter and EMT, said.
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On Tuesday, that clinic was converted into a triage center as the wounded victims of the bombing, some with grievous injuries, jammed under the tents, lying in the soil to await treatment from the small number of medical professionals there, who were equipped to treat hunger, not blast wounds.
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"The problem we're solving with Intelligent Triage is all around ensuring that when one team is brought in to start addressing [an issue], they can now have visibility into other teams around them that may be working on related issues," PagerDuty SVP of Product Jonathan Rende told me.
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So-called conservation triage is already being used in New Zealand and the Australian state of New South Wales, but Gerber has developed a specific algorithm for the United States that considers the expense and needs of local species as well as rules laid out by the Endangered Species Act.
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The majority of boats simply crossed the mile of Hudson River back and forth to New Jersey, dropping off passengers at ferry terminals in Weehawken, triage centers in Jersey City, and slips in parks, marinas, and yacht basins, as well as makeshift docking points all along the New Jersey waterfront.
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He told them that they could expect a kind of triage inside, with help in applying for federal aid, and getting a new driver's license, but that the priority was housing: "A safe, secure place to sleep tonight, and food — that's going to be tended to as a priority," he said.
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We sat for nine hours in that fourth ER's waiting room — Katy taking intermittent breathing treatments and oxygen from the triage nurse when she neared passing out — and we both cried happy tears when she was finally admitted, five days later and ten pounds lighter than when she'd started the process.
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At the trauma stations a short drive from the front, it was clear that the Islamic State's bombs were claiming their share of victims: among them, an Iraqi soldier who was already dead when he arrived Wednesday morning at a triage point run by Global Response Management, a nonprofit organization.
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Her deputy, Raj Shah, is playing in an increasingly influential role in the communications shop and showing up more and more on TV. Sanders' ally from Huckabee world, Hogan Gidley, who joined the administration two months ago, and the National Security Council's Michael Anton also play supporting roles in the daily triage.
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But the idea is much like the argument for how paying for preventative care reduces medical costs down the road:The algorithm, known as the Silicon Valley Triage Tool, draws on millions of pieces of data to predict which homeless individuals will use the most public services like emergency rooms, hospitals, and jails.
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"The times when it's greatly impacting us is when we have other emergencies happening and we may have a dispatcher on another 911 call that may have to put that call on hold to triage the incoming call," police dispatcher Jamie Hudson told Sacramento CBS Local News, which first reported these incidents.
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All tickets had to be approved individually by government bureaus, and many weren't completed by showtime, which meant that a special triage desk had to be set up outside the show to deal with ticket-holders without tickets (some Chinese guests among them sat out the event altogether as to not lose face).
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Athelas is currently studying 100 patients at risk for a cardiac event to determine if the machine can tell if they are about to go through such an event a few days before, Right now, Athelas is marketing the device for at-home use but plans on implementing it in hospitals for triage.
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Ms. Rowe said the organization proposes that applicants go through a rigorous screening process that includes obtaining a license to carry a concealed weapon; completing at least six background checks; learning emergency medical triage; completing three days of additional training that would be specific to schools; and having an 83 percent shooting accuracy.
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Mark Oldfield, a spokesman for the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery, which administers state-managed waste handling and recycling programs, said a typical situation for cleanup would include a kind of triage, with the most hazardous materials as a site handled first, typically by the California Department of Toxic Substances Control.
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About an hour after Trump talked about the website, Google sent out a statement, attributed to Verily, that said the company was in "early stages" on "a tool to help triage individuals for Covid-19 testing" and that it would start using it in the Bay Area before rolling it out widely.
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In Italy, which has been hit particularly hard, doctors and hospitals have become so overwhelmed that the Italian College of Anesthesia, Analgesia, Resuscitation and Intensive Care has published guidelines calling for doctors to approach patients with a wartime triage sensibility; and it has discussed a potential age limit for access to care.
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Even as members of Trump's task force offered models showing potentially millions of Americans becoming infected if the country was allowed to return to normal, it was the sight of Elmhurst -- with triage tents erected outside and deaths mounting inside -- that seemed to penetrate, according to officials who discussed the matter with him.
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But that logic leaves patients like Jang, Sulvetta, and Hausen with tens of thousands in potential debt for care they didn't ask for or need, care that is ordered out of an abundance of caution — a call by an ambulance worker, a triage nurse, or a physician — based on scant information received over the phone.
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In those moments, Google has to triage among not just user traffic but also the network's control plane, which tells the network where to route traffic, and management traffic, which encompasses the sort of administrative tools that Google engineers would need to correct, say, a configuration problem that knocks a bunch of the internet offline.
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From June 2011 to April 2013, a Haitian NGO called FONDEFH and UNICEF worked together in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Health and Population (Ministère de la Santé Publique et de la Population, or MSPP) to establish triage-based systems across the country to handle cases of moderate malnutrition through severe acute malnutrition.
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Name: RoHeadquarters: New YorkMoney raised: $176.5 million, according to the companyHow it works: Ro offers digital health visits for men's health, women's health, and smoking cessation in the US. It built a free telehealth triage service to assess people with coronavirus-related concerns and connect them to a physician if needed, according to the company.
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It depends on whether politicians and the public see the money as handouts to people who made bad business decisions (beginning, I suppose, with the decision to get into the restaurant business) or as a triage measure that will save the life of a national industry with sales of more than $800 billion last year.
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I am the second ranking senior medic in my unit, running operations in our treatment facility for injured or sick service members—whether we're talking about a patrol unit that hits an IED and can't get a helicopter out, or if I am managing triage when a large amount of people get injured and need immediate medical attention.
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Working with a number of health authorities in London, Babylon will begin a six month trial starting at the end of January to offer its AI-powered chatbot 'triage' service as an alternative to the NHS's 111 telephone helpline that patients call to get healthcare advice and be directed to local and out-of-hours medical services.
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Some believed that the death toll would have been far higher had the shooting occurred anywhere but where it did — a hospital filled with state-of-the-art medical equipment, and with doctors and nurses who rushed to victims and performed triage where they fell, in staircases and hallways, even as the gunman was still at large.
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"Even if we go forward and continue to move rates higher — which we should see because we're not in a triage mode with respect to the financial space any longer — we should continue to see a breathing room for the banks because they've been pressed against the wall, both on deposit rates as well as lending rates," Reeves said.
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To be sure, in an effort to begin to rebuild community based mental health resources, last year the Cook County Health & Hospitals System established a pilot 24/7 Community Triage Center in the Roseland neighborhood on Chicago's south side to provide early intervention services for individuals at risk of detention or hospitalization due to mental illness.
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What has been lost to opposition parties in this process (except ZAPU under Joshua Nkomo) is that when cornered or faced with apparent loss of political power, the Triage, namely, Mugabe State (President's Office), ZANU PF Political Party, and the ZANU PF run government swiftly mobilize around one objective, that is to keep ZANU PF and Mugabe in power.
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At the outset the troops were assigned to provide assistance to Customs and Border Protection including engineering support with building temporary barriers, barricades and fencing, providing aviation support to move US Customs and Border Protection personnel, providing medical teams to triage, treat and prepare for commercial transport of patients and constructing temporary housing and personal protective equipment for CBP personnel.
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But these high numbers mean doctors must choose more often, and more quickly, who deserves a greater chance of survival - a triage that is particularly wrenching in a Catholic country that does not allow assisted dying, and where the population is, according to statistics agency Eurostat, the oldest in Europe with nearly one person in four aged 27 or older.
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The lessons these countries learned could be instructive for places further out on the timeline—like the United States or most of Europe, which still lags a couple of weeks behind the virus' spread through Italy, where there have been hundreds of deaths and the hospital system is so slammed with seriously ill people that it's beginning to institute triage measures.
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But these high numbers mean doctors must choose more often, and more quickly, who deserves a greater chance of survival - a triage that is particularly wrenching in a Catholic country that does not allow assisted dying, and where the population is, according to statistics agency Eurostat, the oldest in Europe with nearly one person in four aged 27 or older.
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The protocol calls for officers to go in and render an area — a hallway, lobby, staircase or floor — safe or "warm," before forming "a force protection team" around a cadre of medical responders to "take them inside to start to do triage and start to remove patients," said John J. Miller, the Police Department's deputy commissioner of Intelligence and Counterterrorism.
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With Intelligent Triage, the service can use historical data to match what it knows about previous issues and how they were solved to a current issue, and then smartly group those issues so different teams inside a company don't get multiple alerts from related issues but instead get actionable data on what is happening and which teams and services are affected.
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We want to get to the point where it doesn't happen in the first place, where it's no longer triage, and for that we really have to invest in educational programs from K through college to really raise people that respect each other, understand consent and don't add to the predatory ways, because most men are not rapists but most rapes are committed by men.
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However, again, the discussion contained in the evaluation papers contains rather more caveats than DeepMind's PR does — flagging a large list of counter considerations, such as training costs and the risks of information overload (and over-alerting) making it more difficult to triage and manage care needs, as well as concluding that more studies are needed to determine wider clinical impacts of the app's use.
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The goal is still to fit his 20-plus years into just five days, with a focus on just how to provide emergency surgical care to populations faced with conflict or natural disasters, making triage decisions based on the available resources, working with cadavers to perform a range of surgical procedures and to manage obstetric and gynecological emergencies, including when -- and how -- to perform a caesarean section.
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"What we're calling for as WHO is at the very least an immediate approval from the Syrian government and all the warring parties for evacuation of the critically unwell, starting with the top 84 which have been listed by the NGOs, U.N. agencies and Red Cross as the most urgent based on WHO's triage criteria," Salama said in an interview at WHO headquarters in Geneva.
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Ultimately, Naved thinks that where Clearstep can contribute is in its ability to integrate quickly with healthcare providers, providing a triage tool that can give frontline responders a way to interface with the public safely, while also helping to ensure that all the health issues that are not related to COVID-19 but that are still serious and require care don't get left behind.
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If we don't "flatten the curve" — which is to say, make sure our coronavirus patients come to our hospitals in manageable waves, rather than all at once — then we will soon become Italy, where doctors are now facing the possibility of wartime triage, which would require making choices about who lives and who dies based on a patient's age, because there aren't enough beds and ventilators to go around.
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You have to know what you're doing, you have to know how to mobilize — what is this Army Corps of Engineers, and FEMA, and how do you build a hospital in 25 days, and how do you do triage, and how do you make all these things happen in state local relations, and passing emergency appropriations, and how do you get emergency funding for purchasing, and emergency orders?
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Instead, you&aposll also get a box with connected devices that might be able to help you better triage health incidents with the help of AI, figuring out if you might need to have a virtual visit or come in for an urgent-care or emergency-room visit, and connecting all the way to a pharmacy if a prescription is needed that could be delivered to your door.
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Instead, you&aposll also get a box with connected devices that might be able to help you better triage health incidents with the help of AI, figuring out if you might need to have a virtual visit or come in for an urgent-care or emergency-room visit, and connecting all the way to a pharmacy if a prescription is needed that could be delivered to your door.
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