ISO_639-1 en false 2013-03-18 Heather Leslie Ocean Informatics heather.leslie@oceaninformatics.com rejected openEHR Foundation Derived from: Triage Priority, Draft Archetype [Internet]. Digital Health Agency, Australian Digital Health Agency Clinical Knowledge Manager. No longer available. Heather Leslie, Ocean Informatics, heather.leslie@oceaninformatics.com org.openehr openEHR Foundation org.openehr CD938C6F1B1708A976B254D0EAD38CF4 baf8cfc0-dd95-46d3-85b3-b87f9fa5a647 0.0.1

ISO_639-1 en To record a category or required response time for a subject's treatment within a specific clinical care context. triage priority urgency emergency screening Use to record a category or required response time for a subject's treatment within a specific clinical care context. This archetype has been designed to provide a framework for any category, which may be specifically defined for a specific clinical location or event within a template for a specified clinical scenario. Similarly the triage priority may be time-related, by recording that the patient must be attended to within a specified timeframe. © openEHR Foundation

36daa3d3-8161-497d-a240-2bd5166a1e3f openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.triage_priority.v0 1.4 at0000 CLUSTER true true false false 1 1 at0000 items true true false false 1 1 ELEMENT true true false false 0 1 at0001 value true true false false 0 1 DV_TEXT true true false false 1 1 ELEMENT true true false false 0 1 at0002 value true true false false 0 1 DV_DURATION true true false false 1 1 value true true false false 1 1 DV_DURATION true true false false 1 1 PTHM true true false false true false true 1 Triage Priority Subject's treatment urgency and/or order within a specific clinical care context, such as the scene of an accident or a hospital emergency room, where there are insufficient resources for all to be treated immediately. Triage priority is established after a clinician's, or trained lay person's, assessment of the seriousness of their condition. Priority Category Category of triage priority. There are many examples of triage categories in use. This archetype allows for any and all to be modelled by inclusion of specific values in this data element within a template for a specific clinical scenario. For example: High or Low; Now (immediate/life-threatening), Soon (urgent, up to 1 hour), Walk (delayed; up to 3 hours), Dead (no care required); or multiple locally defined categories. Required Response Time Time period within which a respose is required.