The TRIAGE study aims to improve emergency department (ED) protocols by identifying low-risk patients suitable for early discharge using new inflammatory biomarkers and vital signs, addressing the issue of patient crowding.
Researchers collected extensive data on over 6,000 patients, focusing on demographics, triage levels (from non-urgent to resuscitation), and clinical events during their stays.
Findings indicate that a significant portion of patients were classified as low urgency (green), with a notable percentage experiencing no major events during their hospital visits, suggesting potential for improving discharge processes.