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Pandemic Flu and "Drive-Thru" Triage.

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In the event of a flu pandemic, Dr. Gregory Gilbert, an Emergency Medicine Specialist at Stanford University, suggests it may make sense to keep people with suspected flu out of the ER, while triaging them to the care they need. He discusses the concept of "drive-thru" triage and how it might be adapted to community hospitals.

Gregory Gilbert, MD

Gregory Gilbert, MD

Gary Kohn, MD

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Overview
In the event of a flu pandemic, Dr. Gregory Gilbert, an Emergency Medicine Specialist at Stanford University, suggests it may make sense to keep people with suspected flu out of the ER, while triaging them to the care they need. He discusses the concept of "drive-thru" triage and how it might be adapted to community hospitals.

Gregory Gilbert, MD

Gregory Gilbert, MD

Gary Kohn, MD

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