TriageCodeMD

Become an author

TriageCode MD publishes essays by clinicians, health-system leaders and developers who work where resources are thin and acuity is high. If you have something to say about emergency medicine, emergency nursing, triage, clinical decision support, hospital information systems or AI in emergency care, tell us who you are and what you would like to write.

How it works#

  1. Fill in the form below. It takes about five minutes.
  2. The editor reads every application and replies by email or by the contact details you give. This can take a few days.
  3. If you are accepted, you receive a private link to set up your account.
  4. You write in the blog's editor. Your articles are saved as drafts, and the editor reads each one before it is published.

Nothing is published, and no account is made, until you complete the application.

For more information: Email: contact@dramir.et Tel: +251 98 982 4918

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About you

As you would like it to appear on your articles.

We use it only to reply to you. It is never shown on the website.

For example: Emergency Nurse to MD, EMCC, working on triage training.

Two or three sentences about your work and background. If you are accepted, this becomes your author profile.

What you would like to write

Tell us what you would like to write about, and why you are the right person to write it.

Links and contact (optional)

It will be shown on your author profile if you are accepted.

Shown on your author profile if you are accepted.

A link to an article, report or post that shows how you write. Only the editor sees it.

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How we use what you send#

What you enter here is used only to decide whether to invite you to write for this blog, and to contact you about it. It is saved on this website's server, can be read only by the blog's administrator, and is never shown on the website or passed to anyone else. Your email address and contact details are never published.

If we decline your application, we delete it after 90 days. If we accept it, your name, one-line description, bio and any links you gave become your public author profile, and we keep the rest, including your email address, so that we can reach you, until you ask us to delete it.

You can ask to see, correct or delete your application at any time by replying to any message we send you. This form sets no cookies and does not track you.

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