SUPPORT the International Scholarship Fund (ISF)Over the past ten years, promoting education and research in our community has remained a constant priority. We have supported medical students, resident, fellows and physicians' travel to the Panamerican Trauma Society annual meetings with the International Scholarship Program (ISF). Going forward our goal is to support scholarship to the top research presented at our meeting. Through these awards, we hope to encourage research scholars to present their work at the Panamerican Congress of Trauma, Critical Care, and Emergency Surgery, thereby sharing their findings and data and inspiring future research. Your support is needed and will go a long way toward this noble cause.
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We want to hear from you!Take the Survey: Integrated Military Partnerships and Civilian Trauma Systems (IMPACT)The goal of the IMPACT study is to identify areas of integration that may exist between military and civilian trauma systems and their possible integration. Data from the study could be used to develop a framework to guide military and civilian associations in trauma care. The survey includes information on trauma capacities and interaction between sectors. The study aims to obtain a global perspective. We welcome the viewpoints of civilian and military healthcare providers who have worked in the prehospital, hospital, and/or posthospital sectors providing trauma care. Also important is the involvement of public health experts or advisors involved in trauma systems development at the institutional, regional, and governmental levels. | More information: https://scholar.harvard.edu/michellejoseph/projects/IMPACT Contact: impacttraumastudy@gmail.com Take the survey: https://redcap.link/IMPACTstudy Survey conducted by Harvard Medical School/Global Surgery & Social Change, and endorsed by the PTS & ITSDP Global Surgery Program at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) |
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Welcome new PTS President 2022-2023 | Message fromDr. Thomas Scalea, Executive Director (ED)Announcing the new EDThe Executive Committee of the Panamerican Trauma Society (PTS) voted on February 22, 2023, to elect Dr. Antonio Marttos as our next Executive Director. Please join us in congratulating him and wishing him all the best in achieving success for the PTS. Read more >> |
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