The 2016 Annual Conference of the Trauma Center Association of America began on Tuesday, October 4, with sessions on working effectively with hospital executives, complying with EMTALA, designing effective acute care surgery models, managing state trauma system challenges and aligning trauma with value-based care. Click the image above to see all 10 photos.
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