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Thank you for responding to my post. I agree with you that following the discharge plan would be the best way to decide who to discharge. I agree with that triage would be the best way to decide who would be treated first but I am not so sure that it would be the way to decide who to discharge first. The patients that are ready to be discharged are one thing but to discharge people that are not ready is not the right thing to do. Unless they are being discharged to another healthcare facility by means of an ambulance. Triage is used to decide who is to be treated first. “Triage is the sorting of patients to determine the priority of their health care needs and the proper site for treatment” (Hinkle & Cheever, 2014, p. 2156). I believe that

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