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. 2016 Jul 27;33(10):709–715. doi: 10.1136/emermed-2015-205430

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Phase II: agreement between triagers on standardised questions by site. Reliability was assessed by three different groups of providers assigning one-two-triage acuity to 63 written cases. The three groups included nurses from Siem Reap Provincial Hospital (SRPH), Mehmot Referral Hospital (MRH) and Stanford University Hospital (SUH). Using Fleiss κ, The SUH nurses showed substantial agreement and the MRH and SRPH nurses showed fair agreement across all scenarios. When considering adult and paediatric scenarios, agreement remained the same.