A growing body of work in public health has demonstrated that the most effective health systems extend beyond episodic care to address prevention, risk, recovery and long-term outcomes (Kindig & Stoddart, 2003; Frieden, 2010). Nowhere is this more relevant than in trauma care, where injuries are both predictable and preventable, where recovery is often incomplete…
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