Caring for the Wounded—the Ethics of Trauma Surgery

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RT @SMRDI1: What is the role of trauma surgeons outside of trauma bays and acute care settings? @CSPfellows @gcsmd @magreen422 #LeadCommu…

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What is the role of trauma surgeons outside of trauma bays and acute care settings? @CSPfellows @gcsmd @magreen422 #LeadCommunityChange #HealthEquity

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Caring for the Wounded: The Ethics of Trauma Surgery @UChicagoMed @tzakrison @IRLeaders @JournalofEthics @BradStolbach https://t.co/utZi9gZBA1 https://t.co/kCEKhvnsf5

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Trauma bays are specifically designed to save lives - but to the untrained observer, they can seem hectic and even cruel. Check out our May issue on how trauma surgeons can maximize the benefits of their care while minimizing the burdens https://t.co/DML43

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