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The purpose of this organization is to provide a forum for networking, mentorship, and education to professionals involved in trauma care. TTCF encompasses all aspects of trauma system development as well as trauma care for both the injured and those at risk of injury.
TTCF encourages multidisciplinary participation in providing holistic healthcare across the entire continuum of injury, from injury prevention through rehabilitation. Membership is open to anyone interested in improving care for trauma patients. Meetings of the TTCF are held quarterly and provide an outstanding opportunity to network with Trauma Coordinators and Trauma Program Managers from throughout Texas. During meeting, members receive updates on legislative issues, injury prevention programs, trauma registry requirements, and rule changes.
Quick List Events
TTCF 2019 Meetings
- Feb 25/26 Austin
- Jun 24/25 Austin
- Sep 23/24 Austin
- Nov 22 Dallas
2019 TOPIC Courses
TOPIC Feb 27 Austin - (Level IV TOPIC Feb 28 Austin)
TOPIC Jun 26 Austin - (Level IV TOPIC Jun 27 Austin)
TOPIC Sep 25 Austin - (Level IV TOPIC Sep 26 Austin)
TTDEC Course
June 24, 2019 Austin TX Register Here
Calendar
march, 2019
28mar7:00 am- 7:00 pmTraumaCon 2019 (STN)
Event Details
Conference Highlights • Multiple Concurrent Sessions –
Event Details
Conference Highlights
• Multiple Concurrent Sessions – on such topics as Pediatric Trauma, Injury Prevention, Data Validation, Whole Blood Transfusion, Mass Casualty Incidents, Interventional Radiology and more!
• Clinical Topics – The breakout and plenary sessions have an unprecedented amount of clinical content, designed to meet the needs of trauma professionals in a variety of work settings.
• Poster Abstract CE – Optional continuing education (CE) for poster abstract reviews will be offered.
• Plenary Sessions – We’re especially proud this year to offer an exceptional line-up of plenary sessions, including a Geriatric Trauma Panel Session, Getting Involved with EAST Practice Management Guidelines, and PI Gets Fishy: Integrating the JC Taxonomy into the Trauma PI Process, to name a few.
• Grand Opening of Exhibit Hall – The celebration and grand opening of the exhibit hall is on Wednesday evening following the pre-conference sessions. Don’t miss this opportunity to network with colleagues and vendor partners in the Exhibit Hall.
Time
(Thursday) 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Location
Lexington, KY
29mar - 30mar 297:00 ammar 30Memorial Hermann Trauma Symposium
Event Details
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Event Details
Click on ‘Learn More’ below for addition information and registration. The 2019 Red Duke Trauma Symposium, hosted by Memorial Hermann Health System, will address controversies in trauma, emergency medicine and critical care. This two-day course is designed for prehospital care providers, nurses, advanced practitioners and physicians. Leading experts in acute care general surgery, emergency medicine, orthopedic traumatology and neurotrauma will highlight advances in the treatment of adult and pediatric patients with an array of traumatic injuries and the development of appropriate strategies for incorporating evidence-based protocols into clinical management. In addition to didactic lectures and case studies, participants will get hands-on training with multidisciplinary skills stations.
Time
29 (Friday) 7:00 am - 30 (Saturday) 5:00 pm
Location
JW Marriott Houston
5150 Westheimer Road, Houston, 77056
30mar - 31mar 308:00 ammar 31ATS Trauma Registry Course
Event Details
The American Trauma Society’s Trauma
Event Details
The American Trauma Society’s Trauma Registry Course has been recognized by the American College of Surgeons in the Resources for Optimal Care of the Injury Patient since 1999 as an avenue for comprehensive trauma registry training.
Time
30 (Saturday) 8:00 am - 31 (Sunday) 5:00 pm
Location
Texas Childrens Hospital
Houston TX
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