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Zaboli, Arian; Sibilio, Serena; Massar, Magdalena; Brigiari, Gloria; Magnarelli, Gabriele; Parodi, Marta; Mian, Michael; Pfeifer, Norbert; Brigo, Francesco; Turcato, Gianni
International emergency nursing, August 2024, 2024-08-00, Volume: 75Journal Article
•It is currently unknown whether post-basic triage training improves nurses’ abilities.•The study demonstrates that continuous education improves nurses’ ability in triage.•Continuous education pathways are necessary for triage nurses. This study aimed to compare the performance in risk prediction of various outcomes between specially trained triage nurses and the Manchester Triage System (MTS). Prospective observational study. The study was conducted from June 1st to December 31st, 2023, at the Emergency Department of Merano Hospital. Triage nurses underwent continuous training through dedicated courses and daily audits. We compared the risk stratification performed by expert nurses with that of MTS on various outcomes such as mortality, hospitalisation, and urgency defined by the physicians. Comparisons were made using the Areas Under the Receiver Operating Characteristic curve (AUROC). The agreement in code classification between the MTS and the expert nurse was very low. The AUROC curve analysis showed that the expert nurse outperformed the MTS in all outcomes. The triage nurse’s experience led to statistically significant better stratification in admission rates, ICU admissions, and all outcomes based on the physician’s assessment. The continuous training of nurses enables them to achieve better risk prediction compared to standardized triage systems like MTS, emphasizing the utility and necessity of implementing continuous training pathways for these highly specialised personnel.
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