McNellis: A Sod Roof Too Far

November 1, 2011 By John McNellis In addition to sounding tres sophistiques, the word triage embodies a very reasonable concept. If you’re running out of blood transfusions, give them to those who still have a heartbeat. In an emergency context—say a plane crash—everyone agrees this is the only possible approach. Yet, anywhere else, people perceive triage […]