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There will be some circumstances where patients who are not on a referral to treatment (RTT) pathway are clinically appropriate to include within the validation programme. This should be determined locally.
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requiring intervention that can be delayed (P2) and 50% being walking wounded or minor injuries (P3). usually caused by sudden onset events (big bang), and exclude casualties as a result of infectious diseases such as pandemic influenza.
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The clinical prioritisation programme is a technical and clinical review of patients waiting for elective care treatment. In the first instance, the review will focus on patients with a decision to treat. The review will: Categorise patients from P2-P6 by checking their condition and risk factors.
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Voice changes. There are three possible reasons for such changes to occur: Injury to the recurrent laryngeal nerve (s) There are two recurrent laryngeal nerves, one on each side of the neck. They pass behind the thyroid gland and into the larynx (voice box) where they control movements of the vocal cords.
Apr 11, 2023 · The Ten Second Triage tool shows the recommended priority triage routes depending on incident characteristics. Each has a ‘yes’, which guides you to the next question, or ‘no’ answer which determines priority (P1, P2 and P3) or Dead. Clinical instruction is in bold.
Jun 8, 2020 · Patients requiring surgery during the COVID-19 crisis have been classified in the following groups: Priority level 1a Emergency - operation needed within 24 hours. Priority level 1b Urgent - operation needed with 72 hours. Priority level 2 Surgery that can be deferred for up to 4 weeks. Priority level 3 Surgery that can be delayed for up to 3 ...
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The relative priorities between cases listed in the same time frame will need to be decided locally in relation to facilities available and local Covid conditions. The ‘RPM’ form, included in the footer of the guide, is designed to help review and reprioritise cases in p2-4.
