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Assessment of hospital-based adult triage at emergency receiving areas in hospitals in Northern Uganda
Background: Limited health service resources must be used in a manner which does "the most for the most". This is partly achieved through the use of a triage system, but health workers must understand it, and it must be used routinely. Whereas efforts have been made to introduce paediatric triage in...
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Division of Emergency Medicine
2017
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