An appropriate clinical and system level response to trauma patients presenting to a healthcare facility is an essential component of excellence in trauma care. Critically ill trauma patients often require rapid activation and response of a multidisciplinary team, and therefore it is important to have established processes in place where acutely injured patients are managed. […]

This clinical practice guideline outlines the assessment and management of patients presenting to hospital with blunt splenic injury.

These principles aim to assist clinicians to optimally care for older adults who present with trauma and to ensure continued improvements in their care, processes, outcomes, and experiences.

Clinical handover is a synopsis of QAS assessment and treatment provided to medical and nursing staff responsible for the continued management and care of a patient.

Guidelines from the Queensland Children’s Hospital, the only dedicated Major Trauma Centre (MTC) in Queensland treating paediatric patients.

A clinical resource by the Queensland Spinal Cord Injuries Service, Metro South Health.

Trauma is the leading cause of death and disability in children and young adults in New South Wales and closed head injuries cause a significant proportion of this burden.

This traumatic brain injury guideline provides advice on the initial management and transfer of major trauma patients who present to Victorian health services with severe injuries.

Traumatic brain injury is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality in Australia, with over 22,000 people admitted to hospital per annum.

A set of guidelines for the care of head and spinal injuries.