Synonyms for triage
triˈɑʒtriage

Princeton's WordNet

1. triagenoun

   sorting and allocating aid on the basis of need for or likely benefit from medical treatment or food

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1. • Sorting

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1. List of paraphrases for "triage":

   yard, sorting, marshalling, shunting, yards, prioritization, screening, sortation

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1. Alan Braynin:

   A lot of hospitals have closed down other units, and scrambled staff to triage patients coming in for testing and for other purposes.

2. Steven Brown:

   It's a sad situation that we really haven't seen in American history in a very, very long time. we're in a situation of limited resources now, and when you have limited resources, we are in triage situations -- and some people may die as a consequence of this.

3. James Versalovic:

   In addition to prevention... we need to continue to emphasize to all parents and families the importance of timely diagnosing through testing, and then triage the care appropriately. Decide whether that child needs hospital-based care. We know how to treat children at this point in the pandemic.

4. Nanette Wenger:

   They're looking really at the correlation between the emergency room doctor, who was really the triage doctor who decides to admit the patient to the hospital, and it's a very limited look, i'm not sure what we can glean from it.

5. Rachael Rollins:

   At my request, Suffolk County prosecutors used the discretion constitutionally allocated to the executive branch to triage cases and use our resources most effectively to protect public safety, make no mistake : some people were appropriately arraigned and will be held accountable for actions that put the safety of the public and law enforcement at risk.