| Id |
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| T21 |
0-252 |
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denotes |
The authors propose several levels of prioritisation with respect to ICU treatment when faced with limited capacity for critically ill patients; these are colour-coded as indicated, with each priority level corresponding to a specific course of action. |
| T22 |
253-472 |
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denotes |
As shown, there are four levels of priority; amongst the criteria to consider are the definitive need for resuscitation and the probability that an individual will derive significant benefit from this level of care [4]. |
| T23 |
473-944 |
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denotes |
This categorisation strategy is similar to that recommended for surgical triage in war and in response to a disaster; for example, the P4 category here is analogous to surgical “expectants” who are those individuals who are too badly injured, whose chances of survival are very limited, and whose appropriate management would require the implementation of too great or even too uncertain levels of resources to the detriment of others who are less seriously affected [9]. |
| T24 |
945-1138 |
Sentence |
denotes |
This text also proposes a cognitive aid in the form of decision-support algorithms that consider the proposed criteria and suggest a course of action based on the level of priority established. |
