Are We Prepared for the Worst?: Implementing a Code Orange Triage Protocol at Kootenay Lake Hospital (KLH) for Mass Casualty Incidents (MCI)

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HHS Students
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2018-11
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Author (aut): Geraets, Adriaan
Author (aut): Watts, Sarah
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Triage: What is it? A systematic approach to assigning degrees of urgency to patients requiring emergency care. Currently KLH has a robust code orange procedures and policy, however the triage algorithm, chart utilization, and patient identification system is not clearly defined as it relates to code orange.
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Geraets, Adriaan, and Sarah Watts. “Are We Prepared for the Worst?: Implementing a Code Orange Triage Protocol at Kootenay Lake Hospital (KLH) for Mass Casualty Incidents (MCI)”. Electronic resource, Instructional poster. HHS Students, Student Work. https://sc.arcabc.ca/hhs-students-student-work/are-we-prepared-worst-implementing-code-orange-triage-protocol-kootenay.
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