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- R D Hardern.
- General Infirmary at Leeeds, England. rhardern@ulth.northy.hs.uk
- Acad Emerg Med. 1999 Nov 1; 6 (11): 1166-71.
AbstractThis article seeks to provide readers with a framework to enable them to assess the quality of the published description or evaluation of a triage system. Similarities between the triage process and the process of diagnosis and the nature of clinical decision rules are noted. Criteria that triage evaluations should meet are recommended, based on methodology suggested from evidence-based medicine, the development of clinical decision rules, and evaluation of diagnostic tests.
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