Neurosurgical Response Times

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The response times is established by each individual trauma program and
should be defined in your Trauma Activation plan. Most programs adhere to
all necessary team members for a Trauma alert are there <30 minutes although
some level 2 in urban areas have established a policy of <20 min. ACSCOT
does have some recommendations for creating the Trauma Activation but it
truly is individually based.

M. Bailey PA-C
Trauma Coordinator

On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 5:32 AM, <Jjsurgmd at aol.com> wrote:

>
> All,
>  Trying to develop a reasonable guideline for neurosurgical response  time
> to trauma at our Level II as part of a PI initiative.  I can't really  find
> much data to support specific times.  What are you using in your  programs
> as acceptable, especially at the level II's?  Please contact me  off the
> list
> if needed.
>
> Jj
>
> Jeffery L. Johnson, MD, FACS
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