This tool helps healthcare professionals prioritize patient referrals in emergency departments and other care settings. It assesses urgency and risk of poor outcomes for older adults, guiding clinical judgment for follow-up care.
2.0.6
October 4, 2019
Additional language support
interRAI ED Screener is used to predict the need for follow-up assessment and the risk of poor outcomes for patients, primarily those aged 75 or older, in emergency departments or primary care settings. It helps prioritize referrals for focused assessment and services.
The screener provides 6 risk levels, ranging from 'Least Urgent' to 'Most Urgent', to indicate the need for referral or assessment. These levels are designed to inform clinical judgment, not replace it.
The primary target population for interRAI ED Screener is persons aged 75 or older who are not in severe acute distress. However, clinical judgment can be used to determine if younger individuals might benefit from screening.
Yes, interRAI ED Screener is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod, making it accessible on various Apple mobile devices.
The latest version of interRAI ED Screener is 2.0.6, which was last updated on October 4, 2019. The app was initially released on May 5, 2014.
No, interRAI ED Screener does not contain advertisements. It is a free application designed for clinical use without commercial interruptions.
interRAI ED Screener has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is suitable for a broad audience, though its clinical application is for specific patient demographics.
interRAI ED Screener was developed by Health eTraining International, a developer focused on health-related training and assessment tools.
