Triage - The 'ETEK' way
Triage - The 'ETEK' way
CPD hours: 6.0
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Triage the ETEK Way' prepares clinicians to manage increasing demand in emergency departments by developing skills in comprehensive initial assessment, recognition of critical warning signs, patient prioritisation, and appropriate allocation of care.
While triage is primarily a nursing role, an understanding of triage processes, decision-making frameworks, and prioritisation principles is required by all emergency clinicians to support effective collaboration between nursing, allied health and medical staff. By gaining insight into the assessment and allocation processes that occur at triage, all staff can understand patient flow, early risk identification, and the clinical reasoning that underpins prioritisation decisions, contributing to more efficient and coordinated patient care.
This event has been accredited in the 2026 – 2028 ACRRM CPD Program for 6 Educational Activity Hours.

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Learners will cover the following content: - The role and application of the triage process including documentation requirements. - The goals of the triage assessment. - Familiarization of the Australasian Triage scale (ATS). - Scope of practice and communication strategies to conduct a thorough triage assessment. - Pain assessment and management at triage. - Triage of specific population groups including mental health presentations, rural and remote settings, paediatrics, obstetrics and the elderly. - Medicolegal considerations at Triage - Practice scenarios from the ETEK workbook
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