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Achieving zero preventable deaths: A model of a military-civilian medical training partnership
A partnership between a civilian and military surgery department is described as are the innovative trauma care advancements that result from these collaborative efforts.
Looking forward – June 2017
Dr. Hoyt describes strategies to fill gaps in trauma care discussed at the Achieving Zero Preventable Deaths conference held at the National of Institutes of Health earlier this year.
The future of trauma care on Capitol Hill: Implementing military-civilian trauma care and establishing a national trauma system
The role of the NASEM report in developing trauma-focused legislation, specifically policy related to military-civilian partnerships, are described.
Boston Marathon survivors find treatment, care, and solidarity among veterans
In honor of Veterans Day, November 11, the Bulletin is proud to publish this article about two victims of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings who received care at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, MD, and found solidarity among the veterans who were receiving care at the facility.
ACS Committee on Trauma pledges to make zero preventable deaths a reality
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine’s latest report on translating military medicine experience to civilian trauma care is summarized in this article and suggestions are provided for trauma community collaborations to make zero preventable deaths a reality.
