Trauma and Acute Care Surgeon-scientist @UABSurgery @UABTrauma via @LBHealth, @CSPH_BWH & @AKUGlobal | Quality of Trauma Care, Rural Trauma and Teletrauma
Great week for teletrauma research and future directions!
First, in collaboration with Dr. Camargo's team @MassGeneralEM we asked:
What proportion of US emergency departments reported using telehealth for trauma (teletrauma) in 2020?
Answer: 8%
https://t.co/YzMz7beQeI
Some snapshots of our faculty sharing their trauma expertise at the annual @acsTrauma meeting right here in Birmingham, Alabama. Dr. John Holcomb, @ZainHashmiMD, and of course the outgoing COT Chair, @KerbyJD_UAB.
Grateful for awesome mentorship - thank you Russell Woo, @ZainHashmiMD, @sgkeswani, and @AmCollSurgeons Board of Governors Telehealth Workgroup. Continuing to work on how we can measure telemedicine in surgery to optimize care and resource allocation 👩🏻💻🩺
One word is all we asked.
How do the Stepping Strong Center’s clinicians, researchers, and supporters describe trauma care?
Watch to find out, then tell us your word in the comments 👉
Dr. Saulat Sheikh has been selected for the Argus Award - Best Clinical Skills Scholar by the trainees of the UAB Marnix E. Heersink School of Medicine. Congratulations, Dr. Sheikh!
Read more about the award here: https://t.co/IQVHJ2uQmn.
This national survey of 4,512 US emergency departments EDs (81% response) found that 8% (n=379) reported using telehealth for trauma (teletrauma) in 2020; most of these EDs were located in rural areas. https://t.co/nsWuNn1HM6
@ZainHashmiMD@acsJACS@acsTrauma@KerbyJD_UAB So glad to see this it out! I can’t believe this all started with a spotlight session in 2023, then co-moderators in 2024! 🤩Awesome work by all and thanks to @acsJACS for the digital platform to discuss the future of teletrauma
Next, a special article in @acsJACS by the members of the @acsTrauma Teletrauma Spotlight Session Workgroup highlighting the potential, current challenges and future directions for teletrauma implementation
https://t.co/I8GPJry8p3
@CPark_MD@KerbyJD_UAB
Great week for teletrauma research and future directions!
First, in collaboration with Dr. Camargo's team @MassGeneralEM we asked:
What proportion of US emergency departments reported using telehealth for trauma (teletrauma) in 2020?
Answer: 8%
https://t.co/YzMz7beQeI
Assistant Professor @okiesdg is this year’s recipient of the @UABEmergencyMed Residency’s Faculty Consultant of the Year Award!
Dr. Goddard displayed dedication to #medicaleducation, bedside teaching, & modeling of professionalism & collegiality.
https://t.co/69nrEHmYZH
Excited to undertake this work to advance our understanding of how telehealth is being used for trauma care!
Thank you @steppingstrong1 for supporting this collaborative @UABTrauma@MassGeneralEM project with Dr. Camargo!
"Preferentially transfusing whole blood vs balanced blood component transfusion strategy during the early resuscitation was associated with decreased 4 and 24-hour mortality and decreased transfusion requirements in severely injured patients"
https://t.co/VPmit93vvm
@DannyLammersMD@parker_hu@OmarRokayakDO@mlebairdMD@ZainHashmiMD@KerbyJD_UAB@UABTrauma
Incredible work by the @AmCollSurgeons Telehealth + Informatics Workgroup led by Drs Keswani, Woo and Hoover and all-star surgeon team!
What are best practices?
How do we use it ethically and effectively?
Check out the Telehealth primer here:
https://t.co/0hmpmftJwv
Recognizing the significant role that telehealth can play in delivering high-quality surgical care, the ACS has issued a statement on telehealth, as well as released a comprehensive primer on its ethical and effective use.
Find the full statement here: https://t.co/f9rnrW6UMx