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The ACT and the ADJUST framework: Layering structured detection and clinical judgment in emergency department triage

2025-11-21

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Emergency department (ED) triage must balance rapid detection of critical illness with efficient use of limited resources. We evaluated the Adaptive Clinical Triage (ACT) model—a deliberately lean, nurse-led approach integrating predefined NEWS2 thresholds, symptom-urgency flags, and a discretionary concern override. We also examined ADJUST (Adaptive Judgment of Urgency and S...

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Literature Corpus work: cc676f6e-0633-53c2-aaa9-14f077ff61c4
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-7852065/v1

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