Triage Protocols - details
Would you know what to do?
Sudden illness, serious injury, or a worsening medical condition can strike anyone at any time. If a loved one, patient, or resident experiences a mental or physical problem, what do you do? Have you ever asked yourself:
If you answered "yes" to at least one of these questions, you want our Triage Protocols.
Our exclusive Triage Protocols are carefully designed, downloadable protocols, which are step-by-step flow sheets that focus on prioritizing specific health care problems in adults. They are designed primarily for long-term care facilities, but you will also find them useful for the home health or hospital setting. They help take the guess work out of your health care decision making. If you are a nurse or caregiver, you definitely want these protocols.
This entire manual includes more than 150 "micro modules". These health problem micro modules have been medically reviewed for accuracy and usefulness. They will give you the edge you need to make better, informed, more organized decisions about the priority level of care the person needs!
We call each module or protocol a "micro module" because they're small, concise, and compact. Most are one or two pages long. You can hand them out to your caregivers as refreshers and reminders. Use them as part of your inservice handouts. Post them on your health care bulletin boards. Or, you can keep them for yourself to beef up and strengthen your own knowledge base. Want to see what one of these modules is like? Check out this PDF protocol sample on "Head Injury".
There are more than 150 individual protocols, detailing what to do with specific signs, symptoms, and conditions. You can see a list of all the modules from the list below.
The downloadable manual is in color, with sections color-coded for easy reading in a PDF file format. The hardcopy manual comes complete in a 3-ring binder. The print is not in color, but rather in black and white and shades of gray. Either way, the manual focuses on specific conditions to look for and time frames in which to notify a physician, as well as tips, techniques, and interventions to take in order to prevent, evaluate, or care for a person who presents with these symptoms.
At $99 for the downloadable manual, the protocol modules are only 63 cents a module. The entire set of modules (including an extensive preface on assessment skills and using the manual to the fullest potential) is immediately delivered to your computer as a PDF file with the modules organized in alphabetic order. Bookmarks make it a snap to quickly locate the protocol you're looking for.
The manual is fully paged, indexed, and referenced. If you would like the completed manual in an attractive 3-ring notebook (with the cover identical to the one in the graphic on this page), we have one ready for you.
Want to see one of our modules?
Sudden illness, serious injury, or a worsening medical condition can strike anyone at any time. If a loved one, patient, or resident experiences a mental or physical problem, what do you do? Have you ever asked yourself:
- Does this person need to go to the hospital?
- Should I call the doctor?
- Should I just monitor the person?
- Is the person getting worse, or better?
- Do I just ignore these symptoms?
- Are these problems clinically significant?
- How important is this problem right now?
If you answered "yes" to at least one of these questions, you want our Triage Protocols.
Our exclusive Triage Protocols are carefully designed, downloadable protocols, which are step-by-step flow sheets that focus on prioritizing specific health care problems in adults. They are designed primarily for long-term care facilities, but you will also find them useful for the home health or hospital setting. They help take the guess work out of your health care decision making. If you are a nurse or caregiver, you definitely want these protocols.
This entire manual includes more than 150 "micro modules". These health problem micro modules have been medically reviewed for accuracy and usefulness. They will give you the edge you need to make better, informed, more organized decisions about the priority level of care the person needs!
We call each module or protocol a "micro module" because they're small, concise, and compact. Most are one or two pages long. You can hand them out to your caregivers as refreshers and reminders. Use them as part of your inservice handouts. Post them on your health care bulletin boards. Or, you can keep them for yourself to beef up and strengthen your own knowledge base. Want to see what one of these modules is like? Check out this PDF protocol sample on "Head Injury".
There are more than 150 individual protocols, detailing what to do with specific signs, symptoms, and conditions. You can see a list of all the modules from the list below.
The downloadable manual is in color, with sections color-coded for easy reading in a PDF file format. The hardcopy manual comes complete in a 3-ring binder. The print is not in color, but rather in black and white and shades of gray. Either way, the manual focuses on specific conditions to look for and time frames in which to notify a physician, as well as tips, techniques, and interventions to take in order to prevent, evaluate, or care for a person who presents with these symptoms.
At $99 for the downloadable manual, the protocol modules are only 63 cents a module. The entire set of modules (including an extensive preface on assessment skills and using the manual to the fullest potential) is immediately delivered to your computer as a PDF file with the modules organized in alphabetic order. Bookmarks make it a snap to quickly locate the protocol you're looking for.
The manual is fully paged, indexed, and referenced. If you would like the completed manual in an attractive 3-ring notebook (with the cover identical to the one in the graphic on this page), we have one ready for you.
Want to see one of our modules?
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Check out the list below for all the protocol titles in our current manual:
Abdominal Pain
Abdominal Swelling
Abnormal Stools
Abrasions
Alcohol Withdrawal
Allergic Reaction
Altered Level of Consciousness
Animal, Human Bites
Ankle Injury
Ankle Problems
Ant Bites
Anxiety
Appetite Loss
Arm or Hand Problems
Asthma
Back Pain
Back, Neck Injury
Bad Breath
Bee Stings
Black, Bloody Stools
Bleeding, Severe
Blood, Body Fluid Exposure
Body Piercing Problems
Bone, Joint, Tissue Injury
Breast Problems
Bruising
Burns, Chemical
Burns, Thermal, Electric
Cast, Splint Problems
Chest Pain
Chest Trauma
Common Cold Symptoms
Confusion
Congestion
Constipation
Contact Lens Problems
Cough
Dehydration
Depression
Diabetes Mellitus Problems
Diarrhea
Dizziness
Ear Injury
Earache
Electric Shock
Excessive Gas, Belching, Flatulence
Extremity Injury
Eye Injury
Eye Problems
Facial Pain
Facial Skin Problems
Fainting
Falls
Fast Heartbeat
Fatigue
Feeding Tube Problems
Fever
Finger, Toe Problems
Food Allergy
Food Poisoning
Foot Problems
Foreign Body in the Eye
Foreign Body in the Nose
Foreign Body in the Rectum
Foreign Body in the Skin
Foreign Body in the Vagina
Foreign Body, Inhaled
Foreign Body, Swallowed
Frostbite
Genital Lesions
Genital Problems in the Male
Glands, Swollen, Tender
Hair Loss
Head Injury
Headache
Hearing Loss
Heartburn
Heat Exhaustion
Heat Stroke
Hemorrhoids
Hepatitis
Hiccups
High Blood Pressure
HIV Exposure
Hives
Hoarseness
Hyperventilation
Hypothermia
Immunization Reaction
Incontinence of Stool
Incontinence of Urine
Indigestion
Infection
Insect Bites
Insomnia
Itching
Jaundice
Jaw Pain
Joint Pain, Swelling
Knee Pain, Swelling
Laceration
Leg Pain, Swelling
Lice
Low Blood Pressure
Menstrual Problems
Mouth Problems
Muscle Cramps
Nausea, Vomiting
Neck Pain
Nose Injury
Nosebleed
Numbness, Tingling
Ostomy Problems
Overdose, Poisoning
Pink Eye
Post Surgery Problems
Puncture Wounds
Rash
Rectal Bleeding, Itching, Pain
Ringing in the Ear
Scabies
Seizure
Sexual Assault
Sexually Transmitted Disease
Shingles
Shock
Shortness of Breath
Shoulder Pain
Sinus Problems
Skin Lesions
Skin Tears
Sleep Apnea
Slow Heartbeat
Snake Bite
Sore Throat
Speaking Difficulty
Sty
Suicidal Thoughts, Attempts
Sunburn
Swallowing Difficulty
Sweating, Excessive
Swelling, Edema
Testicle Problems
Tick Bite
Tongue Problems
Toothache
Urinary Catheter Problems
Urination, Difficult
Urination, Excessive
Urination, Painful
Urine, Abnormal Color
Vaginal Bleeding, Discharge, Itching, Pain
Vision Problems
Warts
Weakness
Wheezing
Wound Healing and Infection