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Samita M Heslin Samita M Heslin
Artificial Intelligence (AI) documentation systems are being rapidly adopted throughout the healthcare industry as solutions to help alleviate the clinician documentation burden. The use of Ambient AI documentation systems enables passive c...
Randi N Smith,Stephanie Bonne,Leah C Tatebe et al. Randi N Smith et al.
The biopsychosocial model for providing holistic care after traumatic injury requires consideration of the social factors that influence health outcomes in addition to management of physical wounds. Social drivers of health (SDOH) such as i...
Anika Srinath,Emma Lee,Gianni Aragon et al. Anika Srinath et al.
Introduction: Globally, trauma patients suffer from high rates of preventable deaths, in part driven by low rates of access to and application of resource-relevant evidence-informed clinical guidance. This mixed-methods s...
Caitlin Anne Fitzgerald,Alexander C Schwed,Daniel Holena et al. Caitlin Anne Fitzgerald et al.
Trauma video review (TVR) was first described in the 1980s by Dr Hoyt at the University of California, San Diego as a tool for quality improvement (QI). Since then, TVR has been utilized in numerous QI, performance improvement (PI) and educ...
Christian Damone Cain,Saskya Byerly,Nicole A Stassen et al. Christian Damone Cain et al.
Objectives: Liver trauma management has evolved over recent decades, shifting from primarily operative to algorithmic approaches incorporating initial non-operative management alongside operative intervention for severe i...
Darrell L Hunt,Harun Mazumder,Jordan S Rahm et al. Darrell L Hunt et al.
Background: Secondary overtriage in trauma refers to the interfacility transfer of minimally and moderately injured patients who do not require major interventions, resulting in short stays at tertiary receiving facilitie...