The April edition of the Trauma MedEd Newsletter will be released at the end of the week. It will provide even more practical information regarding the Coronavirus pandemic for trauma professionals.
Welcome to the current newsletter. I am releasing this to nonsubscribers early due to the relevance of the information it contains.
Topics covered include:
Guidance from the American College of Surgeons
COVID-19 and the trauma surgeon
Coronavirus and your trauma service
Coronavirus and the trauma team
CT scan safety and the coronavirus
Changing trauma rounds for coronavirus safety
Coronavirus and your massive transfusion protocol (MTP)
The April issue will be released next month and will be a followup to this one. I’m sure we will learn quite a bit about the virus and our response to it in the ensuing month.
And please send me your comments, updates, or tips you have found helpful at your hospital! I’ll include them in the next newsletter.
Due to the high level of interest in all things Coronavirus that are related to trauma, I’ve changed the topic for the next Trauma MedEd Newsletter. The focus will now deal with this virus in detail.
As you know, I have already written a few posts on this topic over the last week. I’ve now retasked the next newsletter issue to share my thoughts on the virus and its impact on trauma professionals.
Topics will include:
Coronavirus and your trauma service
Coronavirus and the trauma team
CT scan safety and the coronavirus
Changing trauma rounds for coronavirus safety
Coronavirus and your massive transfusion protocol (MTP)
This is a reminder to all that I am publishing the results of the Trauma PI Coordinator Survey next week. This white paper will be distributed in lieu of the usual monthly newsletter. And it will only be sent to current subscribers! Unlike normal newsletter issues, it will not be available via the usual blog post. For those that miss out, you will still be able to obtain it by subscribing to the newsletter at any time in the future.
