National Truama Care
The National Trauma Care Alliance (NTCA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of trauma care in the United States. Founded in [year], the NTCA brings together trauma professionals from across the country to promote best practices, foster collaboration, and advocate for policies that support trauma centers and their providers.
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Professional Staff
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Medical & Surgical
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Emergency Service
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National Truama Care
NTCA is one of the largest and most influential organizations in the field of trauma care. Its members include trauma surgeons, emergency physicians, nurses, administrators, researchers, and other stakeholders who are committed to reducing the burden of injury and improving outcomes for trauma patients.
Through its programs and activities, the NTCA aims to advance the field of trauma care by facilitating research and innovation, promoting education and training, and advocating for policies that support trauma centers and their providers. Its initiatives include developing clinical guidelines, providing leadership training, and supporting research on topics such as trauma resuscitation, surgery, rehabilitation, and psychosocial support.
Trauma care refers to the medical care provided to patients who have suffered severe physical injuries, often as a result of accidents, violence, or other traumatic events. The goal of trauma care is to stabilize the patient and prevent further injury or complications, as well as to provide treatment and support to help the patient recover and regain function.
- Pre-hospital care:
- Emergency department resuscitation
- Surgery
- Intensive care unit (ICU)
- Rehabilitation
- Outpatient care
Trauma care is necessary to provide critical and lifesaving medical care to patients who have suffered severe physical injuries. Traumatic injuries can result in a wide range of medical emergencies, including severe bleeding, airway obstruction, head injuries, and other life-threatening conditions.
Our Services
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Emergency medical services (EMS)
EMS personnel are often the first healthcare providers to respond to a traumatic injury.
Emergency department (ED) resuscitation
In the ED, healthcare providers conduct a thorough assessment of the patient's injuries
Trauma surgery
Trauma surgeons perform surgical interventions to repair or treat the patient's injuries.
Intensive care unit (ICU)
Patients with traumatic injuries may require intensive care in the ICU to receive ongoing monitoring and supportive care.
Rehabilitation
As the patient's condition stabilizes, rehabilitation may begin to help the patient regain function and independence.
Psychosocial support
Traumatic injuries can have significant psychological and emotional impacts on patients and their families.
Meet Our Team
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Harrison Hudson
Plastic Surgeon
Kirstin Hagen
Plastic Surgeon
Laurel Clark
Cosmetic Surgeon
Hakim Heck
Plastic Surgeon
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