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Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open Partnerships
HERETIC
The HEmostatic REsuscitation and Trauma Induced Coagulopathy (HERETIC) Symposium was introduced last year by The University of Pittsburgh’s Center for Military Medicine Research and The Trauma and Transfusion Medicine Research Center (TTMRC), along with the McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine and in collaboration with the THOR Network. The goal of HERETIC is to bring together a rich mix of researchers, providers, the Department of Defense, and private and public research program managers to disseminate and discuss the most up-to-date research and practices in the field of hemostatic resuscitation and trauma induced coagulopathy. Read the Heretic Supplement
MATTOX
MATTOX VEGAS TCCACS 2024
The Mattox Vegas TCCACS takes a leadership role in providing a continuing education venue for complex operative and critical care surgical challenges, with major trauma continuing to be the epitome of such challenges. Our faculty are physicians in active practice who continue “in the trenches” day after day, night after night, dealing with the most complex surgical challenges. This stellar faculty presents practical surgical information, cutting edge data, and contemporary issues. Past attendees have aptly described the conference content, “An incredible journey in surgical knowledge, with “tour guides” whose expertise and personalities make every excursion a uniquely exceptional experience.” “Amazingly wonderful, fast paced experience – like drinking water from a fire hose; it blew me away!” Mattox Supplement
Chest Wall Injury Society
The purpose of the Chest Wall Injury Society is to provide a professional society for surgeons and other healthcare professionals focused on the care of patients with chest wall injury. The organization is focused on research, education, academic publications, and patient outreach on a global basis.
SAFER-Trauma
The Summit on the Advancement of Focused Equity Research in Trauma (SAFER-Trauma) convened more than 50 trauma surgeons, nurses, program managers, researchers, and survivors at the American College of Surgeons headquarters in Chicago August 2-3 2023, and nearly 100 virtual attendees. Participants took stock of existing disparities in injury care and research, and considered innovative solutions to address them. Presentations from the conference–including powerful keynote addresses from Cherisse Berry, MD, of New York University, and Zara Cooper, MD, of Harvard University—can be accessed at: SAFER-Trauma
Design for Implementation: Trauma Research and Clinical Guidance Conference Series (DFI)
Outside of well-funded, urban trauma centers, too many critically injured patients die needlessly or suffer excessive disability following delayed or insufficient care. Effective development and equitable and rapid dissemination of clinical practice guidelines is needed to help close the performance gaps between the trauma center haves and have-nots. The AHRQ-funded Design for Implementation: Trauma Research and Clinical Guidance Conference Series (DFI) aims to solve this problem by redesigning how the trauma community develops and disseminates trauma clinical guidance in the United States.
The first meeting will convene at the Chicago headquarters of the American College of Surgeons on February 21-22, 2024. All trauma care community partners are invited to learn more and register to participate virtually here.
ESTES – European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery
World Coalition for Trauma Care (WCTC)
The World Coalition for Trauma Care (WCTC) is a new association dedicated to promoting and advancing trauma care worldwide. The mission of the WCTC is to increase awareness of the importance of trauma care as a disease, provide trauma education at all levels, and support the World Trauma Congress. TSACO is proud to be a continuing publishing partner for content from the World Trauma Congress. Please see here for our collection of articles going back to 2019.
American Trauma Society
The American Trauma Society (ATS) is dedicated to the elimination of needless death and disability from injury. For 56 years, the ATS has served as an advocate for the trauma care system, trauma prevention programs, trauma survivors and their families throughout the United States. Our mission is to “Save Lives. Improve Care. Empower Survivors.” Our shared vision is a "world without preventable injuries where survivors thrive." Four key pillars support the work of the ATS team on behalf of our members, including Education, Advocacy, Infrastructure and Empowerment. The ATS is the home to the Trauma Survivors Network (TSN).