Why do our hospitals not make more use of the concept of a trauma team?

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Published in:BMJ 1985-02, Vol.290 (6465), p.391-392
Main Author: Luksza, A R
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Accidents
Correspondence
Emergency departments
Emergency Service, Hospital - organization & administration
England
Humans
Intensive care
Patient Care Team - statistics & numerical data
Physical trauma
Resuscitation
Staffing
Wounds and Injuries
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Emergency Service, Hospital - organization & administration
England
Humans
Intensive care
Patient Care Team - statistics & numerical data
Physical trauma
Resuscitation
Staffing
Wounds and Injuries
title Why do our hospitals not make more use of the concept of a trauma team?
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