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See Latest ArticlesThe Emergency Severity Index Version 4: Reliability in Pediatric Patients
Pediatric Emergency Care, 08/20/09
Durani Y et al. – ESI v.4 is a reliable tool for triage assessments in pediatric patients when used by experienced pediatric emergency medicine physicians and PT nurses. It is a triage system with high agreement between physicians and nurses.
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