Promote a Standard
of Care

Promote a Standard of Care

What is it

PARES Trauma (Preparation for Enhanced Trauma Response of Health Teams) is an online training program focused on the initial management of trauma. It is designed for trauma care teams working in both prehospital settings (such as ambulance services) and hospitals, with the goal of improving the quality of response and increasing the capacity of healthcare institutions across the country.

Purpose

To contribute to the scientifically-based training of healthcare teams to ensure adequate initial care.
To improve coordination between the different stages of care to reduce early mortality.
To promote a standard of trauma care in Argentina, making timely and efficient trauma care the norm, contributing to saving lives.

For whom

Medical professionals
Nursing professionals
Pre-hospital systems teams

Why

According to information from the Trauma Program and the Directorate of Statistics and Health Information (DEIS) of the Ministry of Health of Argentina, 87% of trauma deaths occur before reaching the hospital or within the first 24 hours of admission.

Introduction: trauma as a condition, epidemiology, trauma system.
Prehospital: Organization of Emergency Medical Services, interaction with police, firefighters, and Civil Defense; types of vehicles and transfers, care models, documentation, field triage, communication.
Hospital preparation for receiving trauma patients: team, equipment, organization, communication, monitoring, hospital admission, triage.
Initial evaluation of trauma patients: priorities, airway, ventilation, circulation, neurological evaluation, and exposure.
Monitoring and diagnosis: multiparametric, radiology, SpO2, NG tube, and IV, Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma (FAST), need for transfer.
Secondary evaluation
Special groups: Children, elderly, pregnant, obese individuals.
Specific injuries: head trauma, spinal cord trauma, limb injuries, chest and abdominal injuries, pelvis.
Conclusion: clinical documentation, scores, informed consent, maintaining potential donor viability.

By the end of the course, participants will have acquired:

Knowledge on hospital organization and trauma systems.
Tools for controlling hemorrhage in the prehospital setting.
Foundations for optimizing teamwork during initial hospital care.
Skills to identify potential complications.
Key concepts for effective communication between stages of care.
Considerations for trauma patients as potential donors.

Features

100% online format, available 24/7 from any device
Interactive and simulated course
Audiovisual classes
Downloadable supplementary reading materials
Academic support provided by specialists
Personalized tracking and technical support
Final evaluation
Certificate issuance
Total estimated duration: 6 hours

Launch date

November, 2024

Scholarship Program

CWith the support of the private sector and individuals, we offer a Scholarship Program for professionals from public and private health institutions across the country.

Would you like to join the Scholarship Program to help train healthcare professionals across the country? Email us at [email protected]

Impacto

Participantes

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+12600

Instituciones

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+880

Egresados

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+8000

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Impacto

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Participantes

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Instituciones

8.503

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Egresados

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Promote a Standard
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