TEAM ( Trauma Evaluation And Management Course )

A Trauma Evaluation and Management (TEAM) is an introductory course for medical professionals in the evaluation and management of trauma. The program includes a three-segment, initial-assessment video demonstration; clinical trauma case scenarios for small group discussion; and skills sessions. The content can be easily adapted to a medical school’s curriculum. The program’s core content is adapted from the Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) course.

Who should take the course?

Final-year medical students
PG Doctors
Doctors working in ED (Govt & Private sector)

Certification

Upon successful completion of the course, you'll receive an internationally recognized certification from the American Collage of Surgenos, validating your expertise in Trauma Evaluation and Management.

Validity of the Certificate

4 Years

Duration of the course

8 Hours

Program Objectives

Upon completion of this program, the participant will be able to describe the principles of early care in the multiply injured patient. Specifically, the participant will be able to:

Describe the fundamental principles of initial assessment and management.
Identify the correct priorities for assessing the multiple injured patients.
Describe guidelines and techniques used in the initial resuscitation and definitive-care phases when treating multiple injured patients.
Identify how the patient’s medical history and the mechanism of injury contribute to the identification of injuries.
Identify the concepts related to teamwork in caring for the injured patient.
Describe strategies for injury prevention.

Program Goals

Comprehensive Curriculum

This Trauma Evaluation and Management (TEAM) Program provides the program participant with an overview of the purpose and concepts of immediate management of the injured patient and a basic understanding of the fundamental principles of trauma care, including:

Rapid, accurate, and physiologic assessment of the patient’s condition.
Resuscitation, stabilization, and monitoring of the patient, according to priority.
Preparation for the patient’s interhospital transfer, if the patient’s needs exceed the facility’s capabilities.
Introduction of concepts of injury prevention strategies.