the history of ATLS and trauma care

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If you're in the US, there's a great show on TLC called "Trauma: Life in the ER" or something like that. The show's chock full of interesting cases, all of which are true, with reenactments and commentary from people involved. It's usually on Mondays around primetime methinks, but I don't know if they still make new episodes. Some good stuff on there; you should be able to find some interesting stories. Good luck!
   
  -Mike F

oded private <tangentcarrot at hotmail.com> wrote:
  Hello list

I have been challenged by some students (EMT''s trained to become 
instructors). They are intrested in hearing about the origins of modern 
trauma care in the hands non-general surgeons and non-physicians, including 
prehospitaly. Does anybody have an intresting anacdote about the origins of 
modern trauma care and ATLS courses (besides the famous and true story about 
the orthpead's plane crash in nebraska), or can give me a good and RELIABLE 
refrence to read?

Thank you all responders in advance,
Oded

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