CERTAIN Trauma

In response to the increasing numbers of critically injured victims in armed conflicts around the world, we have launched open-access resources and tools for evidence-based triage, resuscitation, care, and rehabilitation of patients with war-related injuries, regardless of their location.

The Structured Team-based OPtimal Critical Care for Trauma victims (STOP-Trauma) learning collaborative was initially developed in support of critical care clinicians providing care during the war, CERTAIN-Trauma provides comprehensive access to checklists, algorithms, and state-of-the-art webinars encompassing all the aspects of critical care and disaster medicine.

CERTAIN Primary Survey

Available for download: English


CERTAIN Trauma Primary Survey


CERTAIN ICU Rounding Checklist

On admission, deterioration, and every day, check the plan of care by organ systems to prevent omissions and guarantee best practices.

Available for download: English

Humanizing the ICU

"Get to Know Me" Board - Gajic O, Anderson BD. Crit Care Explor. 2019 Aug 1;1(8):e0030

Available for download: : English

Mechanical Ventilation: setup, troubleshooting, liberation

Available for download: English

Psychological support

The International Trauma Consortium: mental health resources for patients and staff

Resources

International Committee of the Red Cross: War Surgery - Working with Limited Resources in Armed Conflict and Other Situations of Violence, Vol 1, 2nd Ed. (2019)

General ICU resources:

 

Partners

STOP-Trauma ICU Learning Collaborative, Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM)

Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, USA

Shupyk National Healthcare University of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine

Humanizing the ICU

Disclaimer: The information provided in this page CANNOT substitute clinical judgment. Analogous to using any other medical textbooks, the bedside clinician ought to consider the checklist suggestions in the context of all other pertinent information, available resources, and patient preference.

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