Tackling the burden of injury in Australasia: developing a binational trauma registry

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2006

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Davey, T.
Pollard, C.
Aitken, L.
Fitzgerald, M.
Bellamy, N.
Cass, D.
Danne, P.
Griggs, W.
Cameron, P.
Atkinson, R.

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Medical Journal of Australia, 2006; 185(9):512-514

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Tamzyn M Davey, Cliff W Pollard, Leanne M Aitken, Mark Fitzgerald, Nicholas Bellamy, Daniel Cass, Peter D Danne, William M Griggs, Peter A Cameron, Robert N Atkinson, James Hamill, Sudhakar Rao, Drew B Richardson and Christine O'Connor

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Existing trauma registries in Australia and New Zealand play an important role in monitoring the management of injured patients. Over the past decade, such monitoring has been translated into changes in clinical processes and practices. Monitoring and changes have been ad hoc, as there are currently no Australasian benchmarks for “optimal” injury management. A binational trauma registry is urgently needed to benchmark injury management to improve outcomes for injured patients.

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