Alleviates pain Initiates treatment and care with-in guide lines to expediate treatment and patient flow A nursing role dependent on a doctor’s instructions A label given to set of symptoms that require treatment Medical practitioner that directs treatment and investigations Patient leaves the emergency department before medical intervention A patient who has a presentation such as chest pain that has a high likely hood of admission. This includes many factors and clinical judgment based on age, duration, extensiveness and co-morbidities for example Place of residence Specialist areas of care for specific presentations under specialist teams ie medical team, surgical team, orthopaedic team. An autonomous nursing role An interdisciplinary nursing role Assess and admit patients who are deamed to have a medical issues- cardiac issues etc Mental health specialist nurses who assess risk and direct care and admission Initiates care, treatment and referral of patients with assistance of doctors to provide a very high level of care and treatment within the guide lines In charge of hospital, controls all beds on all wards. Allocates admitted patients to the wards Assess and admit patienst who are deamed to have orthopaedic issues-broken bones etc A patient's treatment that is deemed outside the practice scope of the nurse Such as distal limb damage, paediatrics and ortho Blood tests Xrays, CT Specialist team medical representation who assess and admit for each specialist team Patient Will be admitted Senior nurse who is in charge of all nursing staff and directs all flow incoming and out going patient flow Patient deemed likely to go home post simple results such as blood tests or treatable illnesses such as migraine. The end result means discharge Assess and admit patienst who are deemed to have surgical issues- ie require surgery Multi system issues/damage to the body that requires a team approach such as car accident Specialist team made up of surgical, anesthetic, ED and ICU doctors as well as senior nurse resuscitation team A scaled based on the priorities of life and limb cat 1,2,3,4,5 that require the patient to be seen within a given time frame Assess ALL patients who present to emergency to give them a numer from Cat 1 (immediate intervention) to cat 5 (seen within 2 hours) assesses on the basis of the priroities of life airway,breathing,circulation and limb Area out side of the emergency department where people wait to be seen by a doctor or triaged Pathology, xray or pain relief