Trauma – Acute Compartment Syndrome aims to provide healthcare workers with a basic knowledge of acute limb compartment syndrome epidemiology, pathophysiology and assessment.
Ready-made immersive scenarios, case discussions, procedural skills and role plays.
Each training resource kit contains:
With learning objectives, facilitation guide and supporting documents
With a curated list of links to further online educational content
Including infographics and resources to share as pre or post reading
Video recording of Queensland Trauma Forum 11 July 2024 hosted by QTCN – Queensland Trauma Clinical Network
The JTI Annual Showcase event 2024 attracted over 250 attendees. They watched the new video outlining our vision for an effective response to any health crisis and witnessed several projects that will lead to improved health outcomes for injured Queenslanders.
This resource kit provides an opportunity to discuss and practice the preparation for delivery of haemostatic resuscitation.
This resource kit provides the learner with the opportunity to explore ventilation strategies for different trauma presentations.
This resource covers bowel resources for people with spinal cord injury. It includes body systems, bowel management plans, equipment and assistive technology relating to spinal cord injuries. Developed by Queensland Spinal Cord Injuries Service.
Queensland Ambulance Service clinical practice guidelines for managing suspected spinal cord injuries. Please scroll down and type “spinal cord” in search bar.
Interested in collaborating with us? QTE accepts expressions of interest.
Clinical Skills Development Service
Jamieson Trauma Institute
Clinical Excellence Queensland
Queensland Health’s Statewide Trauma Clinical Network
Children’s Health Queensland STORK
Metro North Health
