 There are two conceptually different methods currently used to triage trauma patients. Triage may be done by clinicians. Triage performed by clinicians may be affected by human factors such as tiredness and experience, yet may be viewed as the most morally appropriate method to triage trauma patients. Algorithms, such as statistical algorithms, may also be constructed for triage purpose. To predict the possibility of a certain outcome using statistical methods is called prediction modelling. Algorithms exclude human factors when triaging patients. However, algorithmic triaging may seem morally inappropriate due to the absence of human connection between the clinician and the patient. 