Organised Trauma Systems and Designated Trauma Centres for Improving Outcomes in Injured Patients¶
Mwandri, M., Stewart, B., Hardcastle, T. C., Rubiano, A. M., & Gruen, R. L. (2017). Organised Trauma Systems and Designated Trauma Centres for Improving Outcomes in Injured Patients. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews.
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- Healthcare delivery and personal time management. A tertiary hub with rapid transport reaches peripheral emergencies faster than peripherals transfer between each other; a maintainer who positions tools and contexts one hop away enjoys interior lines on their own work.
This sourceCD012500. Establishes the regionalized hub-and-spoke trauma model — a designated central trauma centre with coordinated rapid transport reaching peripheral injuries faster than peripheral facilities transfer between one another.
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This Cochrane protocol proposes that regionalised trauma systems with fast transport may reduce treatment delays; it makes no hub-versus-peripheral transfer comparison.
“However, trauma system centralisation may minimise delays by offering appropriate treatment at the scene and fast transportation, while continuing necessary treatment.”
- Healthcare delivery and personal time management. A tertiary hub with rapid transport reaches peripheral emergencies faster than peripherals transfer between each other; a maintainer who positions tools and contexts one hop away enjoys interior lines on their own work.
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