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Advanced nurse triage for chest pain patients in emergency departments significantly reduces patient wait times and overall stay duration, especially during overcrowding. This strategy enhances emergency care efficiency.

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  • Emergency departments (EDs) face overcrowding due to increasing patient volumes.
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  • Conventional nurse triage has limitations, prompting the need for new approaches.

Purpose of the Study:

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  • To assess the impact of advanced nurse triage on patient management time and length of stay.
  • To determine if advanced nurse triage improves ED efficiency during overcrowding.

Main Methods:

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