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Mon Aug 18 15:00:24 BST 2008

Fellow rural U.S. Trauma-Listers:

I hope I'm not abusing the List by posting this, which was in turn
referred to me today by one of our state trauma system leaders.  It is
self-explanatory and quick to complete, although I admittedly found a
couple of the questions (or rather, the list of answer options)
awkwardly executed.  

Either way, it took only about 5 minutes of effort, and appears to be
directed at a good cause.  In the assumption that there is no such thing
as unwanted information, I encourage anyone to poke in their best
answers, and thank you for the time and effort.

Pret

(Judi,

The Trauma-List is a service of trauma.org, providing an inclusive
community for all levels of provider from all over the globe.  I hope
that a few of my rural Americian nurse colleagues will help you with
your data.  

Furthermore, I would be eager to discuss this project with you, or
participate outright, as the Maine EMS Trauma System is in the
discussion stages of web-based advice and education which may be able to
enhance or exploit what you seem to be constructing.

Contact me if you are interested and have the time...

Pret Bjorn, RN
Trauma Coordinator, EMMC Trauma Program,
Member, STN
Charter Member, Trauma-List
Loud-Mouthed Bastard
Insufferable Know-It All

207.973.7260)

-----Original Message-----
From: Judi_Muir at Bayhealth.org [mailto: 
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2008 10:03 AM
Subject: east/STN RURAL TRAUMA NURSING SURVEY

As a member of the Rural Trauma Committee of east, I am excited to be
able to share this information with you.

The Rural Trauma Committee of east(Eastern Association for the Surgery
of Trauma), and the Society of Trauma Nurses (STN) have combined forces
and are very interested in further developing the resources, networking,
and assistance to the Rural Trauma Professionals.

We understand that most of what happens in rural trauma centers is done
by the rural trauma nurse.
We want to hear from you!  If you work at a Rural Trauma Center, please
take a minute to fill in the survey and give us your opinions.

Please share this survey link with other Rural Trauma Centers in your
region that may not be included on this Listserve. Your input is very
valuable to us!

Click on the link below to be directed to the survey.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=IuB2DPpQts6XegmsyKW6Nw_3d_3d

Other links:
www.east.org
http://www.traumanurses.org/

Thank you!
Judi

Judi Muir, R.N.
Trauma Program Coordinator
Bayhealth Medical Center - MMH
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Milford, Delaware 19963

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