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1. Advanced trauma life support (ATLS®): the ninth edition

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Chapleau, W, Al khatib, J, Haskin, D, Leblanc, P, Cardenas, G, Borum, S, Torres, N, abi Saad, G, al Ghanimi, O, Al Harthy, A, al turki, S, Ali, J, Allerton, D, Androulakis, Ja, Arca, Mj, Armstrong, Jh, Atkinson, Jl, Ayyaz, M, Baker, A, Blake, Dp, Sallee, R, Scruggs, F, Bowyer, Mw, Brandt, Mm, Branicki, Fj, Brasel, K, Brighton, G, Brown, J, Bruna, L, Burton, Ra, Bustraan, J, Cabading, V, Carvajal Hafemann, C, Castagneto, Gh, Castro, Cl, Chaudhry, Zu, Chehardy, P, Chennault, Rs, Chua, Wc, Chrysos, E, Coimbra, R, Silva F, Collet e., Cooper, A, Cortes Ojeda, J, Cothren Burlew, C, Chetty, D, Davis, Ka, Domingues Cde, A, di Silvio lopez, M, Doucet, Jj, du Plessis HJ, Dunn, Ja, Dyson, R, Dason, M, Eastman, Ab, Elkholy, At, Falck larsen, C, Fernandez, Fa, Foianini, E, Foerster, J, Frankel, H, Gautam, Sc, Gomez, Ga, Gomez Fernandez AH, Guillamondegui, Od, Guzman Cottallat EA, Hancock, Bj, Henn, R, Henny, W, Henry, Sm, Herrera Fernandez, G, Hollands, M, Horbowyj, R, Hults, Cm, Jawa, Rs, Jover Navalon JM, Jurkovich, Gj, Kaufmann, Cr, Knudson, P, Kortbeek, Jb, Kosir, R, Kuncir, Ej, Ladner, R, Lo, Cj, Logsetty, S, Lui, Kk, Lum, Sk, Lundy, Dw, Machado, F, Mao, P, Masood Gondal, K, Maxson, Rt, Mcintyre, C, Michael, Db, Misra, Mc, Moore, Fo, Mori, Nd, Morrow CE Jr, Murphy, Sg, Nagy, Kk, Nicolau, N, Oh, Hb, Omari, Oa, Ong, Hs, Olivero, Giorgio, Pak art, R, Parry, Ng, Patel, Br, Paul, Js, Pereira, Pm, Poggetti, Rs, Poole, A, Recalde Hidrobo, M, Price, Rr, Primeau, S, Quintana, C, Razek, Ts, Roden, R, Roed, J, Romero, M, Rotondo, Mf, Sabahi, M, Schaapveld, N, Schipper, Ib, Schoettker, P, Schreiber, Ma, Serafico, Ec, Serrano, Jc, Siegel, B, Siritongtaworn, P, Skaff, D, Smith, Rs, Sorvari, A, Sutter, Pm, Sutyak, J, Svendsen, Lb, Taha, Ws, Tchorz, K, Lee, Wt, Tisminetzky, G, Trostchansky, Jl, Truskett, P, Upperman, J, van den Ende, Y, Vennike, A, Vikström, T, Voiglio, E, Weireter LJ Jr, Wetjen, Nm, Wigle, Rl, Wilkinson, S, Winchell, Rj, Winter, R, Yelon, Ja, and Zarour, Am

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Ninth, initial assessment, medicine.medical_specialty, Education, Medical, business.industry, Teaching Materials, MEDLINE, Critical Care and Intensive Care Medicine, Education, Advanced trauma life support, Advanced Trauma Life Support Care, trauma, ATLS, Medical, Family medicine, app, elearning, Curriculum, Humans, Surgery, medicine, business
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2013

2. The Effect of Regionalization upon the Quality of Trauma Care as Assessed by Concurrent Audit before and after Institution of a Trauma System: A Preliminary Report

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Cooper Gf, Eastman Ab, Shackford, and Hollingworth-Fridlund P

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Adult, Male, Emergency Medical Services, Resuscitation, Adolescent, Autopsy, Audit, Regional Medical Programs, Critical Care and Intensive Care Medicine, California, Time, Life Support Care, Concurrent Review, Trauma Centers, Emergency medical services, Humans, Medicine, Child, Aged, Quality of Health Care, Medical Audit, business.industry, Major trauma, Medical record, Infant, Middle Aged, medicine.disease, Child, Preschool, Utilization Review, Wounds and Injuries, Female, Surgery, Medical emergency, Emergency Service, Hospital, business
Abstract

To assess the need for a trauma system in San Diego County, a concurrent audit of trauma care was performed by an independent consultant in 1982. During the study period from 15 March through 15 June 1982, 591 consecutive major trauma victims (MTV) were collected by the 30 participating hospitals. All medical records, including autopsy reports, were audited for the timeliness and appropriateness of diagnosis and definitive care. Deaths were classified as being not preventable, potentially salvageable, or preventable. A trauma system subsequently became functional on 1 August 1984, with five adult centers and one pediatric center. A Medical Audit Committee composed of physicians and nurses from designated and nondesignated hospitals was organized to perform a monthly concurrent audit of trauma care. Between 1 August and 31 December 1984, 1,366 MTV were triaged to trauma centers. The care of MTV was considered suboptimal in 32% of patients before regionalization, compared to 4.2% after regionalization (p less than 0.01). Preventable deaths occurred in 13.6% of fatalities occurring before implementation of a trauma system, compared to 2.7% after implementation (p less than 0.01). Regionalization of trauma care significantly reduced delays, inadequate care, and preventable deaths due to trauma.

Published
1986
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3. Assuring Quality in a Trauma System—The Medical Audit Committee

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Hollingsworth-Fridlund P, Eastman Ab, McArdle M, and Shackford

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business.industry, MEDLINE, Chief audit executive, Audit, Audit plan, Critical Care and Intensive Care Medicine, medicine.disease, Multidisciplinary approach, Health care, Agency (sociology), Medicine, Surgery, Medical emergency, business, Quality assurance
Abstract

A multidisciplinary concurrent audit of the quality of medical care within a trauma system was carried out by a committee of physicians, nurses, and health officials representing trauma centers, nontrauma hospitals, and the public agency administrating the trauma system. Care was audited with regard

Published
1987
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