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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"left-without-being-seen"”.

  1. Pain Management in Triage and Reducing Percentage of Left without Being Seen in an Overcrowded ED

    Although in most emergency rooms, the patient is seen first by a highly trained triage nurse, the ED physician is trained to determine if the patient can safely leave the ED prior to in-depth exam, treatment and diagnosis. The goal is to keep the left without being seen by a physician percentage …

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  2. Clinical Nurse Leader as Outcomes Manager in the Emergency Department: Redesigning the Triage Process to Reduce the Left Without Being Seen (LWBS) Rate

    … patients leave the emergency department (ED) without being seen by a physician, the ED delivery system has failed to provide access and timely care. The left-without-being-seen (LWBS) rate is a patient-centered outcome measure that reflects quality, efficiency, and effectiveness. A yearlong …

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  3. Triage Training: Improving Access to Care

    <p>Left Without Being Seen (LWBS) rates have been described as “the gold standard of metrics” for high acuity units. In this project, the aim is to increase patient access to care by decreasing both wait times for patients and the LWBS rate for the unit, which approaches 6%. As part of a military …

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  4. A retrospective description of a 12 month caseload at four private emergency centres in South Africa

    … transfer to another facility (2%) and those who left without being seen (3%). The most frequent presenting complaints included gastrointestinal complaints, falls, respiratory issues, fever, traffic accidents and chest pain. Conclusion This study is the first description of the caseload and case …

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