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Regression to Middle Effect May Threaten Validity of Triage Scales; a Letter to Editor
Triage is sorting patients based on acuity in order to manage care in the emergency department (ED) {Mirhaghi, 2017 #60}(1). Medical institutes are trying to develop triage scales compatible with their own culture of care. A triage scale must be precise and comprehensive enough to guide triage nurses and eliminate uncertainty.
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