Mobile Application for Triage Medical System in Emergency Rooms: Enhancing Accuracy and Attitude - A Case Study in Hospitals of Chiang Mai Province

This research focuses on the development and evaluation of the “Speedy ER Plus” mobile application, designed to assess patient severity in emergency departments across seven hospitals in three provinces of Chiang Mai. The study project involved three key phases: situation analysis, implementation, and evaluation. Engaging 32 emergency nurses and medical personnel from the hospital network, the research employed various tools, including questionnaires and tests, to assess the application's effectiveness and its impact on participants' knowledge, attitudes, and skills related to patient triage. The study findings demonstrate the successful development of the application, highlighting its positive influence on triage assessments. Nevertheless, the research acknowledges limitations, particularly the small and specific participant sample size, which may potentially impact generalizability. Additionally, the abstract now includes an explanation of the triage system, which is a critical medical process utilized to prioritize patients based on the severity of their conditions in emergency settings.