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triage

[tree-ahzh] / triˈɑʒ /
VERB
pay immediate attention to particular priorities
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Since COVID, “it has become a challenge to hire staff because competition out there is pretty high,” said Miriam Brown, deputy director for the emergency outreach and triage division at the mental health department.

From Los Angeles Times

“We don’t want to have to be doing triage on our abortion providers or our abortion rights community,” said Hillary-Anne Crosby, the group’s leader.

From Scientific American

Virtual triage services could help people determine whether their pets’ symptoms require in-person care or can be monitored at home.

From New York Times

He told employees that his meetings were important to gain feedback on how to triage vanishing resources.

From Washington Post

When an officer believes someone with a mental or substance-use disorder has committed a crime, state law allows the officer to take the person to a crisis-stabilization unit or triage facility for evaluation.

From Seattle Times