Trauma, continuing care

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I am interested in learning from others when "acute trauma care" is 
transitioned to routine, ongoing care while in a hospital setting.  For 
patient's who clearly met trauma criteria but have a prolonged inpatient 
stay for renal failure or respiratory complications, when do trauma 
services stop and routine care start?  I have found it challenging to find 
a definition of "acute trauma care" and would appreciate advice and input 
from others.  Thanks so much, Sheila Muller

Sheila Muller, RN
Associate Director
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