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South East Regional Trauma Coordinating Committee Meeting

Trauma System Goals. Decrease the incidence and severity of traumaEnsure optimal, equitable

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South East Regional Trauma Coordinating Committee Meeting

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    1. South East Regional Trauma Coordinating Committee Meeting Raul Coimbra, MD, PhD, FACS Professor of Surgery Chief, Division of Trauma, Surgical Critical Care, and Burns University of California San Diego School of Medicine

    2. The goals of the trauma system are not dissimilar to those previously listed for the public health system. It is also about promoting a life style that is free from injury and/or returning a person who has sustained an injury to his or her pre-injury status. The goals of the trauma system are not dissimilar to those previously listed for the public health system. It is also about promoting a life style that is free from injury and/or returning a person who has sustained an injury to his or her pre-injury status.

    3. CA state trauma system implementation Strengthening State Trauma Leadership Central Trauma Office State Trauma Advisory Committee Regional Trauma Coordinating Centers Develop Statewide Trauma Registry Trauma Systems Local Assistance Funding Developing trauma capacity to enhance regional trauma care Stabilizing existing trauma centers by assisting with the cost of uncompensated care

    4. RTCC’s Address gaps and inconsistencies and improve surge capacity within a region. Break large state into more manageable pieces, while ensuring better local coordination. Coordinate to improve trauma care resources including financial concerns and patient flow.

    5. RTCC’s Geographic Access Transportation Specialty care availability Quality of care Data collection Training and Education Disaster Planning

    6. Meeting on July 24, 2008 Sacramento, CA – UC Davis History Process Plan Breakouts Model trauma plan objectives Trauma data & QI connection California State Trauma System Development Map Approval

    7. State Regions

    9. How did we start out? Who we are What we have Systems Similarities Systems Differences

    10. Specific Agenda -1 Gap Identification Resources Specialty Care Rehabilitation Acute Care Facilities

    11. Specific Agenda -2 Access Triage Out of County Transfers Repatriation Inter-county Inter-facility

    12. Specific Agenda -3 Data Minimum registry Dataset Based on State Registry work group Best Practices Identification Dissemination

    13. Specific Agenda -4 Performance Improvement Local Regional Standardized Definitions? Statewide When? How Often? How?

    14. Specific Agenda - 5 Research Epidemiology PI based Outcomes Integration with rest of State

    15. What have we done? “Steering” Committee Monthly Conference calls Creation of 3 subcommittees Trauma Triage Lead: Cynthia Marlin-Stoli Quality Improvement Lead: Sharon Pacyna / Dorothy Kelly Funding / Repatriation Lead: Virginia Hastings, Les Gardina, Ryan Kelley

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