The Alaska Trauma System: a possible model for low-income countries

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Lead Faculty:

Adam Kushner

To determine what components of Alaska’s trauma system might be applicable to low-resource settings and ultimately improve trauma care in low-income countries.  Despite geographic and meteorologic challenges, a dispersed population with multiple cultural differences, and health care resource limitations, the Alaska Trauma System is able to provide quality lifesaving care to injured persons, so it could serve as a model for trauma care in countries facing similar challenges. 


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