Importance Emergency department (ED) triage models are intended to queue patients for
treatment. In the absence of higher acuity, patients of the same acuity should room in order …

Importance Overuse of diagnostic testing is pervasive, but the extent to which it varies by
race and ethnicity in the acute care setting is poorly understood. Objective To use a …

Importance Emergency department (ED) triage substantially affects how long patients wait
for care but triage scoring relies on few objective criteria. Prior studies suggest that Black …

Background The number of emergency department (ED) visits has been on steady increase
globally. Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, including Large Language Model (LLMs) …

Study objective Although electronic behavioral alerts are placed as an alert flag in the
electronic health record to notify staff of previous behavioral and/or violent incidents in …

Abstract Background Work Relative Value Units (wRVUs) are a component of many
compensation models, and a proxy for the effort required to care for a patient. Accurate …

Objectives There is limited evidence on sex, racial, and ethnic disparities in Emergency
Department (ED) triage across diverse settings. We evaluated differences in the assignment …

Patients from equity-deserving populations, such as those who are from racialized
communities, the 2SLGBTQI+ community, who are refugees or immigrants, and/or who have …

Methods We performed secondary analysis of data collected during a multisite quality
improvement initiative. To enhance accuracy and performance of ED triage, a previously …

Background Patients and families at risk for health disparities may also be at higher risk for
diagnostic errors but less likely to report them. Objectives This study aimed to explore …