Abstract
KEY POINTS In Canada’s health care systems, urgency has long been the first consideration in patient prioritization. In the context of allocating surgical resources, urgent procedures are prioritized over elective (scheduled) ones.[1][1] However, prioritizing urgency, particularly in times of
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