Streaming and Triaging in Primary Care
Introduction
This course is for clinicians working in triage as streamers in an urgent or primary care settings. The session focusses on identification of the sick or deteriorating patient and correct streaming.
Who should attend?
The course is aimed at registered nurses and allied healthcare professionals working in urgent care and primary care settings.
Aims
This session is explores consultation skills and clinical decision making.
Objectives
- Use a structured approach in Streaming/ Triage process
- Develop skills in clinical decision-making
- Recognise potential red flags and safety netting and when or who to refer to.
Time: 09h00 to 12h00
Content
- Overview of Manchester Triage
- Emergency care data sets
- Consultation skills during triage and streaming
- Streaming protocols including streaming chest pain and DVTs Sepsis screening
- Using PGDs in triage
X-Ray Requesting - Special consideration for ‘Silver Trauma’ patients
- Analgesia , ani-pyretic & other medication (eg anti histamines) using PGDs
- X-ray requestingUrine sample • ECG
- Referring /redirecting to ED/UCC/GP or other services
Lecturer : Dorthe Swaby – Larsen
Triaging and Streaming Resources
1
Triaging and Streaming handouts
2
Triaging and Streaming handouts with Notes
This is a live zoom session.
Time: 13h00 to 16h00
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Enrolled:
43 students
Lectures:
2
Video:
3hrs
Level:
Intermediate
