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When emergency rooms are overwhelmed, triage—the life-or-death system that prioritizes patients by condition, not status—becomes a battlefield of its own. Rooted in Napoleon’s battlefield medicine, this critical process is now under siege: wait times in Winnipeg exceed 15 hours, forcing patients to travel to smaller towns like Steinbach just to be seen. There, nurses are begging for more staff as one triage nurse struggles to keep up, creating dangerous delays and unacceptable safety risks. The system designed to save lives is itself in urgent need of rescue—frontline workers are stretched thin, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

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