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1. Access to trauma center care: A statewide system-based approach

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Medrano, Nicolas W., Villarreal, Cynthia Lizette, Price, Michelle A., Bixby, Pamela J., Bulger, Eileen M., Eastridge, Brian J., Albrecht, Roxie M., Bailey, Jeffrey A., Benjamin, Elizabeth R., Bernard, Andrew C., Blackwell, Thomas H., Braithwaite, Sabina A., Brasel, Karen J., Brice, Jane H., Burlew, Clay C., Butler, Frank K., Callaway, David W., Cannon, Jeremy W., Champion, Howard R., Chang, Michael, Coimbra, Raul S., Davis, Gregory G., Demarest, Gerald B., Dorlac, Warren C., Drake, Stacy A., Eastman, Alex L., Elster, Eric A., Epley, Eric, Esposito, Thomas J., Ficke, James R., Fisher, Andrew D., Fowler, David R., Gaines, Barbara A., Gallagher, John M., Gary, Joshua L., Gestring, Mark L., Gill, James R., Goodloe, Jeffrey M., Gurney, Jennifer M., Harrell, Andrew J., Henry, Sharon M., Holcomb, John B., Jenkins, Donald H., Johannigman, Jay A., Kerby, Jeffrey D., Kharod, Chetan U., Kotwal, Russ S., Kozar, Rosemary A., Kuhls, Deborah A., Lathrop, Sarah L., Latimer, Andrew J., Levy, Michael, Mabry, Robert L., MacKenzie, Ellen J., Martin, Matthew J., Maxson, R. Todd, Mazuchowski, Edward L., Minei, Joseph P., Mitchell, Roger A., Jr, Moore, Ernest E., Moores, Leon E., Nashelsky, Marcus B., Nathens, Avery B., Nolte, Kurt B., OʼKeefe, Grant E., Phillips, Monica J., Robinson, James L., Sagraves, Scott G., Scalea, Thomas M., Schenarts, Paul J., Schreiber, Martin A., Shackelford, Stacy A., Sperry, Jason L., Stassen, Nicole A., Staudenmayer, Kristan L., Stewart, Ronald M., Stuke, Lance E., Valadka, Alex B., Winchell, Robert J., Zonies, David, and Yelon, Jay A.

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2023
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2. The impact of prehospital whole blood on hemorrhaging trauma patients: A multi-center retrospective study

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Braverman, Maxwell A., Schauer, Steven G., Ciaraglia, Angelo, Brigmon, Erika, Smith, Alison A., Barry, Lauran, Bynum, James, Cap, Andrew D., Corral, Hannah, Fisher, Andrew D., Epley, Eric, Jonas, Rachelle B., Shiels, Michael, Waltman, Elizabeth, Winckler, Christopher, Eastridge, Brian J., Stewart, Ronald M., Nicholson, Susannah E., and Jenkins, Donald H.

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2023
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4. Emergency preparedness for mass casualty events: South Texas commentary on the development of a statewide emergency response system

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Harrell, Kelly, primary, Cirone, Justin, additional, Hill, Alexandra, additional, Johnson, Abigail, additional, McClary, Caleb, additional, Myers, John C, additional, Ngamsuntikul, Samantha, additional, Mendoza, Adriene, additional, Quesada, Jose, additional, Epley, Eric, additional, Eastridge, Brian, additional, Nicholson, Susannah, additional, Brigmon, Erika P, additional, and Jenkins, Donald H, additional

Published
2024
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9. The regional whole blood program in San Antonio, TX: A 3‐year update on prehospital and in‐hospital transfusion practices for traumatic and non‐traumatic hemorrhage.

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Braverman, Maxwell A., Smith, Allison A., Ciaraglia, Angelo V., Radowsky, Jason S., Schauer, Steven G., Sams, Valerie G., Greebon, Leslie J., Shiels, Michael D., Jonas, Rachelle Babbitt, Ngamsuntikul, Samantha, Waltman, Elizabeth, Epley, Eric, Rose, Tracee, Bynum, James A., Cap, Andre P., Eastridge, Brian J., Stewart, Ronald M., Jenkins, Donald H., and Nicholson, Susannah E.

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Low titer type O Rh‐D + whole blood (LTO + WB) has become a first‐line resuscitation medium for hemorrhagic shock in many centers around the World. Showing early effectiveness on the battlefield, LTO + WB is used in both the pre‐hospital and in‐hospital settings for traumatic and non‐traumatic hemorrhage resuscitation. Starting in 2018, the San Antonio Whole Blood Collaborative has worked to provide LTO + WB across Southwest Texas, initially in the form of remote damage control resuscitation followed by in‐hospital trauma resuscitation. This program has since expanded to include pediatric trauma resuscitation, obstetric hemorrhage, females of childbearing potential, and non‐traumatic hemorrhage. The objective of this manuscript is to provide a three‐year update on the successes and expansion of this system and outline resuscitation challenges in special populations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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10. Prehospital whole blood reduces early mortality in patients with hemorrhagic shock

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Braverman, Maxwell A., primary, Smith, Alison, additional, Pokorny, Douglas, additional, Axtman, Benjamin, additional, Shahan, Charles Patrick, additional, Barry, Lauran, additional, Corral, Hannah, additional, Jonas, Rachelle Babbitt, additional, Shiels, Michael, additional, Schaefer, Randall, additional, Epley, Eric, additional, Winckler, Christopher, additional, Waltman, Elizabeth, additional, Eastridge, Brian J., additional, Nicholson, Susannah E., additional, Stewart, Ronald M., additional, and Jenkins, Donald H., additional

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2021
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13. From battlefront to homefront: creation of a civilian walking blood bank

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Braverman, Maxwell A., primary, Smith, Alison, additional, Shahan, Charles Patrick, additional, Axtman, Benjamin, additional, Epley, Eric, additional, Hitchman, Scott, additional, Waltman, Elizabeth, additional, Winckler, Christopher, additional, Nicholson, Susannah E., additional, Eastridge, Brian J., additional, Stewart, Ronald M., additional, and Jenkins, Donald H., additional

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2020
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14. A regional medical operations center improves disaster response and inter-hospital trauma transfers

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Epley, Eric E., Stewart, Ronald M., Love, Preston, Jenkins, Donald, Siegworth, Gina M., Baskin, Toney W., Flaherty, Stephen, and Cocke, Robert

Subjects
Transport of sick and wounded -- Management, Emergency management -- Research, Regional medical programs -- Research, Hospitals, Voluntary -- Regional alliances, Hospitals, Voluntary -- Research, Disaster planning, Company business management, Health
Published
2006

15. The use of prehospital blood products in the resuscitation of trauma patients: a review of prehospital transfusion practices and a description of our regional whole blood program in San Antonio, TX

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Pokorny, Douglas M., primary, Braverman, Maxwell A., additional, Edmundson, Philip M., additional, Bittenbinder, David M., additional, Zhu, Caroline S., additional, Winckler, Christopher J., additional, Schaefer, Randall, additional, McGinity, Ashley C., additional, Epley, Eric, additional, Eastridge, Brian J., additional, Nicholson, Susannah E., additional, Stewart, Ronald M., additional, and Jenkins, Donald H., additional

Published
2019
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16. Give the trauma patient what they bleed, when and where they need it: establishing a comprehensive regional system of resuscitation based on patient need utilizing cold‐stored, low‐titer O+ whole blood

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Zhu, Caroline S., primary, Pokorny, Douglas M., additional, Eastridge, Brian J., additional, Nicholson, Susannah E., additional, Epley, Eric, additional, Forcum, Jason, additional, Long, Tasia, additional, Miramontes, David, additional, Schaefer, Randall, additional, Shiels, Michael, additional, Stewart, Ronald M., additional, Stringfellow, Michael, additional, Summers, Rena, additional, Winckler, Christopher J., additional, and Jenkins, Donald H., additional

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2019
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17. Prehospital low-titer cold-stored whole blood: Philosophy for ubiquitous utilization of O-positive product for emergency use in hemorrhage due to injury

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McGinity, Ashley C., primary, Zhu, Caroline S., additional, Greebon, Leslie, additional, Xenakis, Elly, additional, Waltman, Elizabeth, additional, Epley, Eric, additional, Cobb, Danielle, additional, Jonas, Rachelle, additional, Nicholson, Susannah E., additional, Eastridge, Brian J., additional, Stewart, Ronald M., additional, and Jenkins, Donald H., additional

Published
2018
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18. Personal identity verification for regional emergency workers

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Jr., Alexander McLeod, Epley, Eric, and Silenas, Rasa

Subjects
Health care industry -- Technology application, Health care industry -- Safety and security measures, Identification -- Equipment and supplies, Identification -- Usage, Health care industry, Technology application, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

Byline: Alexander McLeod Jr., Eric Epley, Rasa Silenas South Central Texas emergency planners have organised a regional Personal Identity Verification (PIV) project for hospital and emergency workers. This paper describes the development and administrative challenges in designing and implementing an electronic PIV system across multiple organisations in a 22-county region.

Published
2008

19. Abstract TP385: Evolution of an Organized System of Care Positively Impacts Regional Stroke Treatment

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Motz, Deb, primary, Patterson, Michele, additional, Moore, Tracy, additional, Barrett, Diana, additional, Buford, Martha, additional, Baker, Cheryl, additional, Blanchette, Adam, additional, Hunt, Kassandra, additional, Widemon, Sonja, additional, Epley, Eric, additional, Love, Preston, additional, Birnbaum, Lee, additional, Miramontes, David, additional, Wampler, David, additional, Mcalpine, Candace, additional, Prentiss, Cheryl, additional, and Huey, Dicky, additional

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2017
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20. Analysis of Remote Trauma Transfers in South Central Texas with Comparison with Current US Combat Operations: Results of the RemTORN-I Study

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BROOKE ARMY MEDICAL CENTER FORT SAM HOUSTON TX, Gerhardt, Robert T, Koller, Alexandra R, Rasmussen, Todd E, Wright, Brandi, Lacson, Eleanor, Love, Preston, Salter, Shawn, Stewart, Ronald, Eastridge, Brian, Epley, Eric, BROOKE ARMY MEDICAL CENTER FORT SAM HOUSTON TX, Gerhardt, Robert T, Koller, Alexandra R, Rasmussen, Todd E, Wright, Brandi, Lacson, Eleanor, Love, Preston, Salter, Shawn, Stewart, Ronald, Eastridge, Brian, and Epley, Eric

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BACKGROUND: This study aimed to analyze demographic, epidemiologic, temporal, and outcome data from an integrated trauma registry of patients undergoing initial stabilization and transfer within a mature domestic trauma network; compare data with a companion subset from the Department of Defense Trauma Registry. Texas Trauma Service Area-P is composed of 25 counties, 15 rural Level IV trauma centers (no acute care surgery), and two Level I trauma centers. METHODS: This study has a retrospective cohort design. We hypothesize that Injury Severity Scores (ISSs), time intervals, and other clinical indicators would be complimentary to contemporary combat casualties. Inclusion criteria include age 18 years to 80 years, transferred from Level IV to Level I trauma center, or expired en route. RESULTS: A total of 543 subjects (84%) met the criteria and were analyzed. Averages and confidence intervals were as follows: age of 40 years (38-41 years), males at 81%, ISS of 10 (10-11), intensive care unit stay of 2 days (1-3 days), and hospital stay of 5 days (4-6 days). Mechanisms of injury were as follows: penetrating (15%), bluntweapon (19%), stabs (9%), burns (5%), and gunshots (5%). Eight percent received blood within the first 24 hours. Survival was at 98%. Time intervals (95% confidence interval) were as follows: prehospital at 1:43 (1:29-1:58), Level IV dwell time at 3:17 (3:06-3:28), interfacility transfer at 1:43 (1:36-1:49), and total at 6:39 (6:20-6:58). RemTORN cases were older, spent longer time en route to Level I, and had ISS similar to combat casualties. Rates of blood transfusion in the first 24 hours and survival were similar in order of magnitude. CONCLUSION: The RemTORN platform is operational. Demographic, epidemiologic, and temporal characteristics as observed will support clinical investigations of traumatic coagulopathy, shock, and potential interventions before Level I arrival., Published in the Journal of Trauma andAcute Care Surgery, v75 n2 supp2 pS164-S168, 2013.

Published
2013

22. Abstract WP335: Closing the Gap - Development of a Regional Stroke System

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Sharp, Johanna, primary, Hunter-Alonzo, Melissa, additional, Blanchette, Adam, additional, Birnbaum, Lee, additional, Epley, Eric, additional, Lacson, Eleanor, additional, Leonard, Anne, additional, Love, Preston, additional, Motz, Deb, additional, Patterson, Michele, additional, Pruitt, Justin, additional, Wright, Brandi, additional, and Huey, Dicky, additional

Published
2013
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24. Personal identity verification for regional emergency workers

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McLeod Jr., Alexander, Epley, Eric, and Silenas, Rasa

Abstract

South Central Texas emergency planners have organised a regional Personal Identity Verification (PIV) project for hospital and emergency workers. This paper describes the development and administrative challenges in designing and implementing an electronic PIV system across multiple organisations in a 22-county region.

Published
2008

26. Abstract WP335.

Author

Sharp, Johanna, Hunter-Alonzo, Melissa, Blanchette, Adam, Birnbaum, Lee, Epley, Eric, Lacson, Eleanor, Leonard, Anne, Love, Preston, Motz, Deb, Patterson, Michele, Pruitt, Justin, Wright, Brandi, and Huey, Dicky

Published
2013

27. Lessons From a Near-Pandemic.

Author

Kidd, Emily, Manifold, Craig, Epley, Eric, and Kidd, W. Nim

Subjects
INFLUENZA prevention, EXECUTIVE advisory bodies, TEXAS. Dept. of State Health Services
Abstract

The article offers information on the moves of government and medical authorities in response to the widespread of H1N1 infection in San Antonio, Texas. It states that the Southwest Texas Regional Advisory Council (STRAC) collaborated with the heathcare entities in 22 southwest Texas counties in facilitating the disaster management. It also mentions various decisions made by the Texas Department of State Health Services such as collaboration, control rumors, and information accessbillity.

Published
2009

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