September 18, 2024

Evaluating the Ten Second Triage Tool: A novel multi-agency pre-hospital triage tool for major incidents

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LDLouise DavidsonUniversity of Sussex JVJames VassalloNorth Bristol NHS Trust PCPhil CowburnUniversity Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust

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Simulation study demonstrates multi-agency usability of Ten Second Triage across emergency responders, indicating potential to reduce the care gap during major incidents.

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First responders demonstrate high confidence performing rapid casualty prioritisation and delivering early life-saving interventions with the novel Ten Second Triage tool.
Questionnaires and focus groups across live exercises evaluated pre-hospital triage usability among specialist and non-specialist responders from three emergency services.
Integration into UK practice in Spring 2023 supports multi-agency response, while successful real-world execution requires reciprocal trust and joint non-physiological assessments.

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Davidson et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e581f0b6db64358751f9d5 https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/n7teb

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Simulation study demonstrates multi-agency usability of Ten Second Triage across emergency responders, indicating potential to reduce the care gap during major incidents.

Evaluating the Ten Second Triage Tool: A novel multi-agency pre-hospital triage tool for major incidents

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Evaluating the Ten Second Triage Tool: A novel multi-agency pre-hospital triage tool for major incidents

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