Originally Posted by Bart
Depending on what you're talking about, there's only one type of profiling that exists in screening today: the SSSS policy, which is based on how a ticket is purchased. This, too, is dumb, and if you've read my comments regarding the pre-selection policy, I've consistently criticized this practice.
If you're talking about 85 year old grandmas and 3 year old kids being screened in general, I disagree that this is profiling. This is a follow-up to the primary screening method or an alternate to the primary screening method if the 85 year old grandma is a pacemaker patient who cannot pass through the WTMD.
I was referring to the SSSS and secondary mainly. Isn't there a more targeted way to directly resolve the alarm rather than doing the whole secondary?