HEALTHDAILY YONDER
Doctors Work to Address Access to Trauma Care for Rural Residents
Rural residents face a higher risk of death from trauma due to limited and delayed access to appropriate medical care. To address this, groups established regional networks that assessed and improved the trauma system. This collaboration involved consolidating Level 1 trauma centers while maintaining essential services at other facilities.
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