
🏥 Healthcare · Flowchart
How an emergency department sorts incoming patients by urgency so the sickest are treated first.
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ER triage flowchart: a patient arrives by ambulance or walk-in, is registered, and a triage nurse checks vital signs and assigns a category: Red (immediate, resuscitation bay), Yellow (urgent, seen within 30 minutes), Green (can wait, fast-track). Waiting patients are re-triaged every 30 minutes. After doctor assessment and treatment the patient is admitted, sent for surgery, or discharged with follow-up.
flowchart TD
A[Patient arrives: ambulance or walk-in] --> B[Quick registration]
B --> C[Triage nurse checks vitals]
C --> D{Category}
D -->|Red: immediate| E[Resuscitation bay]
D -->|Yellow: urgent| F[Seen within 30 min]
D -->|Green: can wait| G[Fast-track area]
G --> H{Waited over 30 min?}
H -->|Yes| C
H -->|No| I[Doctor assessment]
E --> I
F --> I
I --> J{Outcome}
J -->|Admit| K[Ward or ICU]
J -->|Surgery| L[Operation theatre]
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