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Metropolitan and rural Western Australia (WA) major trauma transport times are extremely different. We compared outcomes from these different systems of care.Major trauma (Injury Severity Score, ISS>15) data from the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) and Trauma Registries, 1 July 1997–30 June 2006. Two groups were studied: Metro (metropolitan major trauma transported directly to a tertiary hospital),...
Some major trauma patients in metropolitan Perth (area 5000km 2 ) are initially transported to a secondary hospital (non-trauma centre), rather than directly to a tertiary hospital (trauma centre). They are subsequently transferred to a tertiary hospital. We compared outcomes from these different systems of care.Major trauma (Injury Severity Score, ISS>15) data from the Trauma Registries,...
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