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The Crisis Queue screen is a real-time triage queue for active crisis alerts detected in the CE core. It is accessible at /ce/intake/crisis.

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Overview

The Crisis Queue shows all active crisis alerts. A tab strip filters the queue to All active, Tier 1, or Tier 2. The page header states that Tier-1 alerts also page on-call clinicians. Each tab renders a CrisisQueueList for the corresponding tier. On mobile viewports, selecting an alert for escalation opens a CrisisAlertMobileSheet bottom sheet. The page uses a destructive (red) icon in its header to indicate urgency.

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Who it’s for

Required permission: CE_PERMISSIONS.CRISIS_VIEW (route-level gate, resolved from @/platform/permissions/constants).

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Before you start

  • You need the CE_PERMISSIONS.CRISIS_VIEW permission.
  • Crisis alerts must have been generated by the platform detection system.

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Steps

1

Open the Crisis Queue

Navigate to /ce/intake/crisis from the Community Engagement navigation or a crisis widget link.
2

Filter by tier

Click the Tier 1 or Tier 2 tab to focus on a specific severity level, or stay on All active to see everything.
3

Triage an alert

Use the actions available within the CrisisQueueList (SME: confirm exact actions — acknowledge, confirm, dismiss, escalate).
4

Escalate on mobile

On a mobile device, tap an alert and use the bottom sheet to take action or escalate.

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Key concepts

  • Tier 1 — highest severity; on-call clinicians are paged automatically.
  • Tier 2 — lower severity; requires manual review and action.
  • Crisis alert — generated by platform detection; displayed as DbCrisisAlert type records.

Community Engagement

Community Engagement core overview.

Governance & parity

Documentation coverage and governance.
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  • src/routes/ce.tsx
  • src/cores/ce/pages/CrisisQueuePage.tsx