Injury Infection and Critical Care
Study data from M.T. Cudnik et al provide new insights into injury infection and critical care
Published in Aging and Elder Health Week, July 5th, 2009
According to recent research published in the Journal of Trauma - Injury Infection and Critical Care, "Trauma centers improve outcomes compared with nontrauma centers, although the relative benefit of different levels of major trauma centers (Level I vs. Level II hospitals) remains unclear. We sought to determine whether there was a difference in the patient outcome in trauma victims taken to Level I versus Level II trauma centers."
"A multicenter, retrospective cohort analysis of all patients with trauma (>15 years), meeting State of Ohio trauma criteria, transported directly from the scene to a Level I or a Level II hospital (27 centers) between January 2003...
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