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See Latest ArticlesA Comparison of Parental and Nursing Assessments of Level of Illness or Injury in a Pediatric Emergency Department
Pediatric Emergency Care, 10/20/09
Kestner V et al. – Close agreement exists between parent/guardian and nurse ESI scores, illustrating objectivity in parent/guardian assessments. This study provides a springboard for future studies regarding ED use after educating families on ED triage.
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