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Cruz AT et al. – The mobile pediatric emergency response team and screening and triage algorithms were able to safely and effectively identify a group of low–acuity patients who could be rapidly evaluated and discharged, alleviating ED volume and potentially preventing transmission of H1N1 influenza.

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