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From the data analysis we believe we can build some intelligence into the app by including the following factors.
So, if we can add four more variables to our App (“Your Age”, “Your Source of Referral/Who Referred You (and then a drop down box of the referral sources)”, “How are you going to the ER (drop down box or list)”, this can be used to develop a triage score kind of predicted model based on six years of data, that can then be used to provide more fine grained direction as to “OK, your likely waiting time for action at ER will likely to be long, so you may want to explore xxx options”, or “Your urgency score is high enough so proceed fast…”, something like that. This will also help to divert low emergency cases and we have enough evidence to back this up now.
So, if we can add four more variables to our App (“Your Age”, “Your Source of Referral/Who Referred You (and then a drop down box of the referral sources)”, “How are you going to the ER (drop down box or list)”, this can be used to develop a triage score kind of predicted model based on six years of data, that can then be used to provide more fine grained direction as to “OK, your likely waiting time for action at ER will likely to be long, so you may want to explore xxx options”, or “Your urgency score is high enough so proceed fast…”, something like that. This will also help to divert low emergency cases and we have enough evidence to back this up now.
ED Optimiser App form. If you enter the following information in the form, it will provide you your level of urgency at the Emergency (how likely that you will be waiting for 60 minutes or more after reaching the ER). This is based on the experience of studying thousands of individuals who had profiles similar as yours. Remember this is a helpful tool only, the final decision will be taken by the ER doctor.