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Fig 1.

Example of a Manchester triage system presentational flowchart with the studied extension.

GP: General Practitioner. PV: Per Vaginam. Image based on Emergency Triage: Mackway-Jones K, Marsden J, Windle J, Manchester Triage Group. Emergency triage. Third edition. Ed, 2014, ISBN 9781118299067 p. 66 with kind permission.

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Fig 2.

Patient flow through the study (CONSORT flowchart).

ED: Emergency Department. GPC: General Practice Cooperative. GP: General Practitioner. LWBS: Left Without Being Seen.

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Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of participants.

Values are numbers (percentages).

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Table 2.

Logistic regression bivariate analysis of the primary outcome (all participants in the intervention weekends, excluding those with a missing assignment).

For categorical variables with more than four categories, the categories with the highest and lowest primary outcome are reported.

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Fig 3.

Combined chi square aided interaction detection (CHAID) tree for the primary outcome.

ORL: Otorhinolaryngology. <blank>: no MTS flowchart was registered.

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