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Clinicare → EMR>ER MODULE> Triage & Primary Survey Tab Order

Added by Marcella David Kok 5 months ago. Updated 3 months ago.

Status:
New
Priority:
High
Assignee:
Mehdi Mehdi
Category:
-
Target version:
-
Start date:
24/06/2026
Due date:
% Done:

0%

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Issue released on:
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Description

ISSUE - TRIAGE Tab Placement
  • Current Behavior: In the OP/IP workflow, the Primary Survey tab appears before the Triage tab.
  • Risk: This disrupts the logical clinical workflow. TRIAGE is the first step in patient assessment and must precede the PRIMARY SURVEY. Misplacement can cause confusion, incomplete documentation, and compliance gaps.
EXPECTATION - Correct Tab order
  • The Triage tab must be placed immediately before the Primary Survey tab in the navigation sequence.
  • Workflow order should reflect clinical practice:
    1. > * Triage (initial categorization, presenting problem, severity)
    2. > * Primary Survey (ABCDE rapid assessment)
    3. > * Secondary Survey (AMPLE detailed assessment)

IMAGE 1 - The Triage tab must be placed immediately before the Primary Survey tab in the navigation sequence.

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 #1

Updated by Marcella David Kok 5 months ago

  • Tracker changed from Gaps to Bug
  • Priority changed from Critical to High
  • Severity set to Major
  • Function deleted (HUMS)
  • Bug/Defect On QA added
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Updated by Marcella David Kok 5 months ago · Edited

Marcella David Kok wrote:

ISSUE - TRIAGE Tab Placement
  • Current Behavior: In the ER workflow, the Primary Survey tab appears before the Triage tab.
  • Risk: This disrupts the logical clinical workflow. TRIAGE is the first step in patient assessment and must precede the PRIMARY SURVEY.
EXPECTATION - Correct Tab order
  • The Triage tab must be placed immediately before the Primary Survey tab in the navigation sequence.
  • Workflow order should reflect clinical practice:
    1. > * Triage (initial categorization, presenting problem, severity)
    2. > * Primary Survey (ABCDE rapid assessment)
    3. > * Secondary Survey (AMPLE detailed assessment)

IMAGE 1 - The Triage tab must be placed immediately before the Primary Survey tab in the navigation sequence.

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Updated by Kierthini Nethi 5 months ago

  • Assignee changed from Kierthini Nethi to Mehdi Mehdi
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Updated by Kierthini Nethi 4 months ago

  • Tracker changed from Bug to Feedback
  • Severity deleted (Major)
  • Bug/Defect On deleted (QA)
  • Issue released on HUMS SandBox added
  • Issue released on deleted (NA)
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Updated by Kierthini Nethi 4 months ago

  • Project changed from HUMS Hospital to 251
  • Category deleted (CliniCare)
  • Target version deleted (HUMS Release Ver 2)
  • Issue released on Dev added
  • Issue released on deleted (HUMS SandBox)
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Updated by Kierthini Nethi 4 months ago

  • Project changed from 251 to HUMS Hospital

STANDARD FEATURE.

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Updated by Marcella David Kok 3 months ago

LAYOUT post-edit:
HUMS requirement post presentation: Triage tab should be allocated before Primary Survey.
Encounter Summary → Triage tab → Primary Survey tab → Secondary Survey tab → and the following tabs in current layout.

Reason:
Triage decides who needs immediate care. Primary Survey decides what care is needed.

Triage = Prioritization
  • It determines who gets assessed first based on urgency (Level 1–5 for adults and paediatrics).
Primary Survey = Stabilization
  • Once triage identifies the most urgent patient, the primary survey (ABCDE) is performed to detect and treat immediate threats to life.
  • The survey is resource‑intensive and requires focused attention, so triage ensures those resources are directed to the right patient.

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