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San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center Robert Mackersie MD FACS Trauma Medical Director Patti OConnor RN MS Trauma Program Manager Trauma Leading cause of death, ages 1 44 Leading cause of productive years of life


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San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center

Robert Mackersie MD FACS

Trauma Medical Director

Patti O’Connor RN MS

Trauma Program Manager

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“A Disease of the Young”

  • Leading cause of

death, ages 1 – 44

  • Leading cause of

productive years of life lost

  • 180,000 deaths/year
  • 400,000 disabled/year
  • Accounts for billions
  • f dollars in

healthcare costs

Trauma

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San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center History

  • 1972: National Institute of Health (NIH) Designated

Trauma Research Center

  • 1991 – present: Designated Level I Trauma Center by

San Francisco EMSA

  • 1993 – present: ASCOT Level I Verification
  • 2003 – present: Nationally Recognized as a Leader in

Trauma Treatment, Trauma Research, Trauma Prevention

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SFGH is the only Trauma Center in San Francisco Provider of Trauma Care for Northern San Mateo County

Level I Trauma Center

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Trauma Care is a Team Effort

TRAUMA CARE

NURSING EMERGENCY MEDICINE RADIOLOGY NEUROSURGERY PHARMACY ORTHOPEDICS LAB & BLOOD BANK DIETARY ANESTHESIOLOGY INJURY PREVENTION PROGRAMS OUTPATIENT CLINICS TRAUMA NURSE PRACTITIONERS NSU NURSE PRACTITIONERS GENERAL SURGERY REHABILITATION CRITICAL CARE & SUBSPECIALTIES SOCIAL SERVICES

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Performance Improvement

  • Trauma Treatment
  • Identifies variations in the process / outcome of care
  • Public Health Information / Injury Prevention
  • Incidence, care, cost, outcome in region / state
  • Outcomes Research
  • Cause of death, disability, trends
  • Resource Utilization
  • Justify institutional / government funding / support
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Priorities in Trauma Treatment

↓ Deaths ↓ Morbidity Optimize Recovery Maximize Cost Effectiveness

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Trauma Patient Volume

Admitted ED Discharged

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Traumatic Injury Types

Blunt Penetrating Thermal

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Patient Injury Types

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Trauma Patient Acuity

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Mechanism of Injury

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SFGH Trauma Deaths

by Mechanism of Injury

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Trauma Program Performance Improvement

Internal

Weekly Monthly Biannually Annually M & M ED/Trauma PI Performance Improvement & Patient Safety Medical Executive Committee, JCC NP/TMD/Trauma Program Staff Trauma Peer Review Trauma System PI As Needed: Risk Management / Sentinel Event Review

External

Title 22 Regulations EMSA Contract American College Surgeons, COT State and National Trauma Data Base

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Key Performance Improvement Initiatives

  • Massive Transfusion Protocol
  • CT scan prioritization
  • Revised Trauma Team Activation Criteria
  • Trauma Nurse Practitioners
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Trauma Prevention and Research

San Francisco Injury Center for Research and Prevention Wraparound Violence Prevention Program

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Every Agency Every Discipline Every Service Every Department Every Person Who Cares for Injured Patients Directly and Indirectly Throughout the Trauma Continuum Is a vital member of San Francisco General Hospital’s

“Team for Life”

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San Francisco General Hospital Level I Trauma Center “Welcome to our Team”