The Effect of Pediatric Assessment Triangle and Pediatric Early Warning Score Triage on Success in Patient Assessment in Pediatric Emergency Department.

Notably, 55.1% of the children were male, and the mean age was 6.10 ± 4.99 years; 95.2% of the children presented as outpatients, and the mean length of stay in the emergency department was 63.26 ± 96.96 minutes.

The Pediatric Early Warning Score was found to be significant in predicting hospitalization, and concordance with the physician triage result was 94.3%.

Significant differences were found between the Pediatric Assessment Triangle and the Pediatric Early Warning Score in terms of hospitalization, length of stay in the emergency department, presentation, resource utilization, consciousness, and saturation levels (P < .001).