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 resource kit provides the opportunity to discuss the management of patients with blunt chest trauma.

This resource kit provides an opportunity to explore competing priorities in the trauma patient. 

This resource kit provides healthcare workers with the knowledge and skills to assess and manage a patient with blunt abdominal trauma, long bone fracture and haemodynamic instability.

This resource kit highlights the assessment and initial management of a patient with intraabdominal haemorrhage post trauma.

This resource kit focusses on the use of a pre-brief, role allocation and effective teamwork
strategies to care for a critically unwell trauma patient.

This resource kit provides an opportunity to explore the barriers and challenges in the
movement of trauma patients rapidly to theatre who are hemodynamically unstable.

This resource kit provides learners the opportunity to explore the management of a patient with splenic injury.

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.