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- Kerry Holt.
- Children's Community Services, Wolverhampton City Primary Care Trust. Kerry.Holt@wolvespct.nhs.uk
- Emerg Nurse. 2009 Jun 1;17(3):12-7.
AbstractMost paediatric triage systems used in UK emergency departments (EDs) are adapted from adult tools. Paediatric-specific triage tools have been developed in Australia, Canada and the United States but there is no evidence of a similar tool in use in the UK despite support for its development. Staff at New Cross Hospital, in Wolverhampton, are involved in a project to develop a paediatric-specific triage tool that can be used in EDs, assessment units and walk-in centres throughout the UK. The tool has been piloted in the hospital's paediatric assessment unit already with some success, but is yet to be validated.
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