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Trauma nurses are delicacy patients in a state of emergency, and handle critical position where the cause of injury or disease isn’t yet known. Modern inpatient trauma care relies on a multitude of interrelated surgical and medical specialties, diagnostic tests, therapeutic interventions, and allied health services to reduce mortality and morbidity from severe injuries. The ramification of this care can often overwhelm the ability of the primary medical team to ensure that the care is timely, well organised, and efficient. They can work in hospital emergency rooms and other chaotic environments, and often need to coordinate with doctors, family members and other nurses.
Trauma nurses care for people with critical, often life-threatening injuries. These injuries include auto accidents, blunt or sharp trauma such as falls or stabbings, work accidents, electrocutions, burns, and many more. Trauma nurses are also some of the first responders of the emergency department (ED) team to care for victims of self-inflicted injuries and violent crimes. Trauma nurses are usually assigned to the critical area of the ED where they’re prepared to care for anyone received via emergency transport. They work in tandem with emergency services crews, ED physicians, trauma surgeons, and many others. Their goal is to stabilize the patient and help them survive with the best possible outcome.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that injuries are the leading cause of death for people ages one to 44 years. Every three minutes, another person dies from an injury. Injuries can result in lifelong mental, physical, and financial problems for many who survive. According to the (Society of Trauma Nurses)[www.traumanurses.org], the number of traumatic injuries continues to grow, especially among the elderly. For this reason, trauma nurses are likely to be in high demand long into the future.

Greetings from Trauma Congress 2018

On behalf of World Summit on Trauma and Reconstructive Surgery, I am pleased to invite you to our convention that will be held on September 10-11, 2018.

The convention is organized with the theme “Expanding new horizons in Trauma and Surgery”.


This conference is the brainchild of the top Medical Institutions, Hospitals and firms in the world to bring together the best of brains for some talks, discussions, workshops and also exhibitors as well as sponsors on the direction and flow of Medical technology for the nation and the world in the next decade.


We would be delighted to have your presence at this conference to hear what the Medical scholars and researchers want to share about the Medical advancements and their impact on daily lives and businesses.


We would also love to hear your thoughts and opinions to this direction and also about your research topic :

 https://trauma-reconstructive-surgery.conferenceseries.com/   

Shanon Jose
Conference Manager
Trauma Congress 2018
47 Churchfield Road, London, W3 6AY, UK
Toll Free:  UK: 44-800-098-8455

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