Role of Trauma Blood Panel and Its Relation to the Disposition of Major Trauma Patients in a Tertiary Hospital
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https://doi.org/10.31674/mjmr.2024.v08i02.001Abstract
Introduction: Emergency and trauma departments have been managing accident cases and providing care for trauma patients as a fundamental service. Over time, emergency trauma care has evolved into a specialized area of interest and subspecialty within many healthcare sectors. The primary goal is to enhance the care system for trauma patients to achieve higher standards and outcomes. Methods: One initiative to improve trauma care is the development of a trauma panel of blood. This panel is intended to assist in determining patient outcomes and guiding treatment decisions, whether conservative or operative. Results: For patients treated conservatively, having comprehensive information from the trauma blood panel could facilitate the transition from critical care units to general wards, ensuring appropriate and timely care adjustments. Discussion: The introduction of a trauma panel of blood is expected to streamline clinical decision-making in trauma care. This tool can influence treatment pathways and patient management strategies, potentially improving overall patient outcomes. Conclusion: Implementing a trauma panel of blood aims to enhance the quality of trauma care by providing critical information that supports informed and timely clinical decisions, ultimately leading to better patient outcomes and more efficient use of healthcare resources.
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Disposition, Emergency Medicine, Pathology, TraumaDownloads
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