PUBLIC PORTFOLIO DEMO · Fictional patient cases and synthetic results · No database connection · Not for clinical instruction or patient care
Proposed solution · Interactive demo

Explore facilitated pediatric triage

Choose a role to explore the experience from the facilitator or participant perspective.

Facilitated Triage · Demo participant
Pre-survey
Before the simulation

Tell us a little about your experience

Sample survey questions for a fictional demo. Your selections stay in this browser tab only; nothing is sent to Supabase or another server.

How familiar are you with the ESI algorithm?
How confident are you assigning an ESI level to a pediatric patient?
Have you used ESI Version 5 in practice?
Facilitated Triage · Demo participant
Instructions
Before Case 1

Follow the facilitator role for case details

In a facilitated session, the instructor would present the case brief, assessment, and vital signs. Those details are intentionally not repeated on your response screen.

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Review the case context The facilitator view provides a sample case brief, assessment, and vital signs.
2
Answer A–D Work through the ESI decision pathway independently on your device.
3
Choose an ESI level Submit your final ESI decision for the case.
4
Review your results After all cases are completed, review your individual performance and complete the post-survey.
Facilitated Triage · Demo participant
Case 1 of 2
Illustrative UX demo: All patients are fictional; answer keys and thresholds are unvalidated examples. Do not use to teach or perform clinical triage.
Facilitator is presenting the case
Fictional case
Sample learner case
Decision A

Requires lifesaving intervention?

Answer based on the case being presented. The visual tree is memory support.
Your path: not started yet.
✓

Case 1 submitted

Your decisions are held temporarily in this browser tab. This standalone demo does not send them to a database.

Not reached yet Your path
Facilitated Triage · Demo participant
Your results
Individual performance

Your session results

Review how your reasoning aligned with the reference pathway across the two prototype cases.

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Decision A–D accuracy——
Final ESI accuracy——

Performance by case

✓ indicates your answer matched the reference response.

Review focus

Your strongest opportunity

Facilitated Triage · Demo participant
Post-survey
After the simulation

Tell us about your experience

Sample survey questions. This demo does not store answers online or transmit them to any database.

How confident are you now assigning an ESI level to a pediatric patient?
The visual ESI decision tree helped me reason through the cases.
The simulation gave me useful practice making pediatric triage decisions.
I feel more prepared to identify anticipated ESI resources.
Facilitated Triage · Demo participant
✓
Session complete

Thank you

You have completed the browser-only portfolio demonstration. No information has been transmitted or saved to a database.

Facilitated Triage · Demo facilitator
Prebrief
Facilitator view

Prebrief

Set expectations, introduce the ESI practice format, and prepare participants for independent decision-making followed by group discussion.

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Session overview

  • Explore an illustrative pediatric triage workflow based on broad ESI-style decision points (not approved for clinical use).
  • Participants follow a simplified ESI-style decision pathway independently on a phone or tablet.
  • The facilitator then reviews the decision pathway and response patterns with the group.
  • Each case ends with a focused reflection on acuity, risk, and anticipated resources.
Facilitation emphasis
Keep cases moving, present the case as written, and keep discussion centered on triage decisions rather than diagnosis or treatment.
Facilitated Triage · Demo facilitator
Case 1 of 2
Case 1

Fictional case

Educational illustration
Facilitator-controlled reveals
Time remaining6:00
Illustrative UX demo: This case and its answer key are fictional and have not undergone clinical review.

Case details

Reveal the three information cards one at a time as the case progresses.

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ESI decision review

Reveal this section after the facilitator has presented the case details and the group is ready to review the decision pathway.

Simplified algorithm

Simplified ESI-style path

Proposed response view

Sample participant responses

Fictional sample response distributions—not live data. A production integration would require a configured backend and session access controls.
Proposed capability · illustrative only

Individual participation overview

How a facilitator could identify who has submitted and who may need help. These are fixed fictional IDs, not real-time records.

SYNTHETIC SAMPLE
Participant IDStatusCase decisionsDiscussion cue

Discussion

Reveal this section after participants have committed to their decisions and the group has examined the response patterns.

Facilitator reference

Case 1 illustrative answer

Fictional sample pathway
Rationale
Common pitfall
  • What patient information helped you answer ESI decision point questions A through D?
  • What made you choose that ESI level?
  • What ESI resource(s) are you anticipating?
  • What would make this patient higher- or lower-acuity?
  • What part of the ESI algorithm was difficult for this case?
Facilitated Triage · Demo facilitator
Session results
End-of-session dashboard

Session results

Explore how a facilitator COULD review response patterns and select discussion priorities. All statistics and participant IDs on this page are synthetic.

Standalone demo · synthetic data
Sample participants
8
fictional session roster
Decision-path accuracy
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A–D decisions
Final ESI accuracy
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final level selection
Cases completed
2 / 2
cases presented in demo
Group performance

Accuracy by decision point

Case comparison

Performance by case

CaseABCDESI
Suggested facilitation focus

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Illustrative participant-level reporting

Individual status snapshot

Fictional participants and deterministic example statuses. These records are not generated from user activity.

SYNTHETIC SAMPLE
Participant IDCase 1Case 2Suggested follow-up