Virtual Summit on Trauma Systems

Today, both governments and the public are asking more from trauma systems than ever before. If you are looking for ways to improve trauma outcomes across your region or state, we invite you to attend the Virtual Summit on Trauma Systems.

Our goal is to provide trauma system leaders with fresh ideas for coordinating every element of an organized trauma response, extending top-level trauma care to rural and remote areas, building a strong funding pipeline for trauma system development, improving trauma care across resource-constrained systems, leveraging data to orchestrate providers and drive better outcomes, and more. 

The educational program includes the following sessions:

“Building a Statewide Data Ecosystem That Powers Trauma System Improvement”

“A Trauma Leader’s Guide to Securing Trauma System Development Grants”

“The Trauma System of the Future: Reimagining Every Link in the Chain of Survival”

“A System-Level PI Model for Tackling Severe Trauma Transfer Delays”

“Adapting Best Practices to the Unique Needs of Rural Trauma Centers”

“The Elk and Lee Fires: Managing a Large-Scale Emergency in a Rural Setting”

“Planning and Implementing Regional Injury Prevention Strategies”

“How to Plan, Design, Test and Roll Out a Teletrauma Program”

The Virtual Summit is designed for everyone who plays a role in trauma system leadership:

> State trauma system directors, managers and coordinators
> Hospital trauma program leaders and quality specialists
> Injury prevention and outreach professionals
> Regional Advisory Council coordinators and committee chairs
> State EMS coordinators and EMS agency officers
> System- and facility-level trauma data professionals
> Injury epidemiologists and public health researchers

All sessions will be accessible on demand for 90 days following the event. And attendees will be eligible for 8 CE contact hours.

For full details, visit the Virtual Summit on Trauma Systems registration page.