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Trauma Quality

Trauma team uses RFID badges to achieve compliance with Orange Book surgeon response time standard

The American College of Surgeons (ACS) requires attending physicians to respond to trauma activations in a timely manner. Many trauma centers, however, struggle to document…

Trauma Quality

Nurse-driven rounding can improve communication in trauma SICUs

Poor communication between nurses and physicians in a trauma surgical intensive care unit can increase the risk of adverse events. To improve SICU communication and…

Trauma Quality

Is trauma team performance better, worse or flat? Know for sure with a P chart

The American College of Surgeons requires trauma programs to monitor patient care and system processes on a continuous basis using a reliable method of data…

Trauma Quality

4 ways trauma pros can improve care for burn patients

About 486,000 people receive medical treatment for burn injuries in the United States every year. For the most seriously burned patients, this involves transfer to…

Trauma Quality

How to use TQIP Benchmark Reports to drive performance improvement

The Trauma Quality Improvement Program (TQIP) was launched in 2009, and for the first nine years it was completely voluntary. However, as of January 1,…

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A process improvement framework for trauma

When your trauma program gets a poor result on its TQIP Benchmark Report, you need an organized way to turn ideas into action. Here is…

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