Green Zone Visits as a Potential Blind Spot in Triage

Sibel Güçlü Utlu

doi:10.55694/jamer.1858474

January 7, 2026

Green Zone Visits as a Potential Blind Spot in Triage

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The aim is to reconsider green zone visits not merely as a burden but as a signal prompting reevaluation of triage practices and healthcare organization.
Analyzed the role of green zone visits in triage applications
Explored the impact on emergency department utilization
Discussed evidence-based evaluations for triage processes
Suggests that understanding green zone visits can contribute to more balanced emergency service usage.
Proposes the need for a nuanced approach to triage practices and healthcare planning.
Aims to enhance evidence-based assessments in emergency medicine.

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Discussion highlights the need to reassess triage practices and healthcare organization due to green zone visits, suggesting implications for emergency medicine.

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