Top 5 Reasons INFANTS are Sent to the Emergency Room by a Triage Nurse
Top 5 Reasons INFANTS are Sent to the Emergency Room by a Triage Nurse Tips for pediatric offices to give to parents. Research shows that about 1 in 10 caregivers…
Top 5 Reasons INFANTS are Sent to the Emergency Room by a Triage Nurse Tips for pediatric offices to give to parents. Research shows that about 1 in 10 caregivers…
One in 10 parents who call a nurse triage line on behalf of their infants is told to go to the ER. By: Charu G. Raheja, PhD Pediatricians understand that…
In this blog series, we have explored some important issues to be aware of when triaging newborns and normal newborn reflexes. These included normal newborn reflexes, the cuddle paradox, poor…
Triaging Newborns and Comforting New Parents: Part 1 By Marci Lawing, RN Normal Reflexes and Symptoms of Illness Newborns can be especially difficult to triage because there are 2 or more…
How to Calm an Anxious Parent as a Telephone Triage Nurse By Dr. Ravi Raheja Telephone Triage nurses play an important role in assessing sick patients over the phone and…
Watch this short video to get an overview of triage protocols and the importance of using protocols when evaluating patients over the phone. Triage Protocols are specialized algorithms that are…
TriageLogic’s New Protocols Lecture Last year we started a new course on triage protocols for nurses. In the previous lectures we covered ‘What are Protocols and How to Use Them?’…
Why do patients call after hours? Triage Calls From November Through January It is the beginning of February, one of the coldest months of the year. Winter months are normally…
Information That Triage Nurses Can Give to Patients Concerned with Zika Virus When patients are made aware of a virus such as Zika, they usually become anxious and fearful. More…
With the death of the first victim in Dallas, and now two healthcare workers being treated for the virus, the nation is growing concerned about our ability to contain Ebola.…