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Two-Day Course Comments "Absolutely, positively awesome course!" "The instructors are dynamite!" "Their knowledge base, expertise, and professionalism clearly shine through." "Triage First's course will greatly add to my nursing practice. I sincerely thank you for that!" "Everything covered was nurse-driven – this class is for nurses, by nurses." "Two-day course is real world knowledge – now I can't wait to go to the Triage Specialist Course."
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Triage Specialist Course Comments "The Triage Specialist Course was a wonderful complement to the 2-day course...taking triage concepts to new heights." "The best course I have ever taken – I have been a nurse for 39 years, 30 of them in the ED. At last we have a course that teaches a methodical method for triage!" "I have spent 30 of the last 32 years in emergency nursing. I've learned more from this course than any other course I've taken." "It offers practical situations and solutions to our real life emergency departments." "I feel it will positively impact our practice." "The course was excellent, realistic and applicable."
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Rebecca McNairRN, CEN, President Welcome to the second issue of the Triage First quarterly newsletter. Progress demands change and growth; this is true for your emergency department and it's true for Triage First. Read more...
Case Presentation In each issue we feature a patient presentation that has significance for the nurse at triage. Ready to test your triage skills? Check out this month's case presentation. Read more...
Ask the Experts This column provides answers to questions we receive from emergency nurses regarding both the clinical and practical aspects of triage and emergency nursing. This month's article tackles the question, "Which five-level acuity scale is best?" Read more...
Literature & Research The goal of this column is to keep you up to date with the latest literature and research relevant to emergency nursing. This month's column addresses two topics: the difficulties of triaging critically injured children; and the use of volunteers at triage. Read more...
What's New at Triage First Ongoing Triage Education Online: CONTACTS NOW AVAILABLE: To provide continuing triage education to emergency nurses, Triage First now offers a quarterly online education module called the Continuing Triage And Competency Training Series, or CONTACTS. Two-Day Live Workshop New price structuring makes our live education more affordable, especially for smaller facilities... CTAS and ESI Pocket Guides CTAS and ESI Pocket Guides are being developed by Triage First and should be available by June of 2007. Triage Specialist Course Recognizing the need for nurses who are experts in triage, Triage First has developed the Triage Specialist Course. Often referred to as "triage boot camp", the training takes place over five days and earns successful participants 41.7 Continuing Education Contact Hours. Read more details about what's new at Triage First...
Other Triage First Services Triage First is a consulting and education firm that has spent the last decade providing comprehensive and innovative solutions for emergency departments across the nation. Comprehensive ED Triage Education Our education services are widely acclaimed, and we have seen evidence that if even one person in an ED has received our training, the culture of that ED can change. Customer Service Education Our very successful short program, "The Nature of the Beast," is perfect not only for ED staff invigoration and motivation, but also as a hospital-wide program, or as a keynote address for healthcare-related events. Consulting Our specialty as consultants is the ability to provide in-depth analyses of ED point-of-entry processes, patient throughput and ED output processes, clinical expertise, customer-service and personnel issues, as well as the physical plant and much more. Implementation Because most ED staff already have more on their plates than they can handle, Triage First offers a full ED CQI program Read more about Triage First services... ![]() |