Converse of object

• provide: Health visitors may provide similar services for children and often provide telephone triage to advise mothers.

• do: They said I had to do the triage so I had no choice.

• use: A centralized service delivered from a secure site and with adjacent general medical practitioner services was developed using nurse-led triage.

• perform: Other front line nurses were trained to perform triage to the Emergency Nurse Practitioner or doctor.

Adjective modifier

• diagnostic: The first algorithm is for diagnostic triage, which includes red flags for possible serious spinal pathology and nerve root problems.

• formal: All of the four offer between 25-40 % of their appointments as same day appointments and two of them make use of formal triage.

Modifies a noun

• nurse: The triage nurse will keep people in the waiting room informed of any change in the waiting time.

• clinic: This model places a triage clinic within selected GP practices.

• assessment: Level 2 triage assessment is not intended to be a comprehensive assessment.

• category: They are given the usual A & E triage categories to determine their priority.

• system: The triage system led to a mean increase of 1.7 minutes per patient in time taken to manage SDA requests.

• patient: The new service will be far bigger and triage patients across the three PCT areas.

Noun used with modifier

• telephone: The service is now using a telephone triage system to assess some patients ' needs.

• nurse: Sample groups The sample group was taken from those patients who received nurse triage advice alone in the Chester City area.

• GP: For some practices the GP triage only comes into effect when all bookable slots are taken.

• nurse-led: A centralized service delivered from a secure site and with adjacent general medical practitioner services was developed using nurse-led triage.

• out-of-hours: Conclusions Among the participants interviewed, patient satisfaction with the out-of-hours triage service in Chester is very high.

Preposition: in

• practice: Evaluation The results of the change of triage in practice were then presented to the clinic.

Preposition: of

• patient: Triage of appropriate patients to more specialized ward based care has increased.

• casualty: The London Ambulance Service conducted triage of casualties by personnel in appropriate personal protective equipment.