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Analysis of effectiveness and safety of a three‐part triage system for the access to dermatology specialist health care

Accessibility and waiting times pose a general problem in public financed health care systems. In Italy a three‐part triage system (urgent, priority and deferrable with a corresponding maximum time target before treatment of 1, 8 and 60 days respectively) to gain faster treatment for urgent and emergent cases of dermatology outpatients has been introduced.