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Triage & Resuscitation

Global Trauma CollaborationBaylor College of Medicine
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What's in this course?

Discover triage & resuscitation algorithms and airway & shock management for adult & pediatric trauma patients, including in resource-limited settings.

Surgery, Anaesthesia

Trauma & Acute Care Surgery, Emergency Medicine

Target Audience

This course has been specifically designed to train surgeons and healthcare professionals in resource-limited settings.

Varied activities

Video lectures and assessments. 

Duration

2 hours

Level

Basic

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Course Authors

Dr. Host, Myanmar
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Dr. Rachel W. Davis, MD
Director, Baylor Center for Global Surgery; Assistant Professor, Division of Trauma & Acute Care Surgery, Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery, Baylor College of Medicine.
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Dr. Jade Nunez, MD FACS
Associate Professor of Surgery; Associate Trauma Medical Director, University of Utah
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Dr. Melany Hughes, MD MPH FACS
Vice Chair of Surgery, Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital; Assistant Professor of Surgery, Stony Brook Medicine
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Dr. Matthew Fuller, MD
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine; Director of Global Health & Global Emergency Medicine Fellowship, University of Utah
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Dr. Alexander Colonna, MD MSCI FACS
Associate Professor of Surgery, University of Utah
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Dr. Shahrzad Joharifard, MD MPH FRCSC
Assistant Professor of Surgery; Adjunct Professor, Branch for Global Surgery, University of British Columbia
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This course is provided by

Global Trauma Collaboration

The Global Trauma Collaboration engages global surgery experts to provide practical educational sessions for medical professionals providing care in conflict settings.

Baylor College of Medicine Center for Global Surgery

The Baylor College of Medicine Center for Global Surgery aims to improve access to safe, timely and quality surgical care through education, collaboration, advocacy and research. The Center functions as a hub for global surgery education, collaborative partnerships and global health innovation. It offers a variety of global surgery training programs on-site and through virtual and remote platforms for practicing physicians and trainees. On the foundation of four main areas of work— the center strives to alleviate disparities in pursuit of high-quality access to surgery and anesthesia for all people.

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