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ACS CRS CME Subscription | ACS CRS CME Subscription ACS Case Reviews in Surgery offers in-depth analyses of current and unique surgical cases. Each 10-article issue will teach surgeons effective ways to use the highest-quality surgical research to achieve patient care excellence. Member Price: $150
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Advanced Surgical Skills for Exposure in Trauma (ASSET) 2nd Edition Manual | ASSET (Advanced Surgical Skills for Exposure
in Trauma) Lab Manual, 2nd Edition
Advanced Surgical Skills for
Exposure in Trauma (ASSET) uses human cadavers to teach surgical exposure of
anatomic structures that when injured may pose a threat to life or limb. The
one- and two-day ASSET courses cover surgical exposures in the neck, chest,
abdomen, pelvis, and upper and lower extremities. The expanded and revised ASSET
course manual provides all of the content for both the one- and two -day ASSET
course, covering additional topics such as amputations, and damage control
neurosurgery and orthopedics. Students enrolled in either one- or two-day ASSET
courses will receive a copy of the richly illustrated course manual as part of
attending the course.
Price: $195 each
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Advanced Trauma Operative Management (ATOM) PDF 3rd Edition – Open Sales | Advanced Trauma
Operative Management (ATOM) 3rd Edition PDF Online Sales
Edited by Jody M. Kaban, MD, FACS,
Neil Parry, MD, FRCSC, FACS, and Ronald I. Gross, MD, FACS
The Advanced Trauma Operative Management
(ATOM) course increases surgical competence and confidence by teaching proper
operative techniques for penetrating injuries to the chest and abdomen. The ATOM
3rd Edition PDF with Digital Rights Management features surgical strategies for
penetrating trauma and updated content, selected readings, and tips from the
masters. Price: $200 each
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ATLS ® Student Course Manual, 10th Edition | ATLS ® Student Course Manual, 10th Edition
17T-0004
The 10th edition of the Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) Student Course Manual reflects several changes designed to enhance the educational content and visual presentation of the prior edition. Each chapter was rewritten and revised to ensure clear coverage of the most up-to-date scientific content, including updated references. New to the 10th edition are: - Completely revised skills stations based on unfolding
scenarios
- Emphasis on the trauma team, including a new Teamwork
section at the end of each chapter and a new appendix focusing on Team
Resource Management in ATLS
- Expanded Pitfalls features in each chapter to identify
correlating preventive measures meant to avoid the pitfalls
- Additional skills in local hemorrhage control,
including wound packing and tourniquet application
- Addition of the new Glasgow Coma Scale
- An update of terminology regarding spinal
immobilization to emphasize restriction of spinal motion
- Many new photographs and medical illustrations, as well as updated management algorithms, throughout the manual
The course continues to make use of the MyATLS mobile application. The app is full of useful reference content for retrieval at the hospital bedside and for review at your leisure. Content includes: - Interactive visuals, including treatment algorithms
and x-ray identification
- Just in time video segments capturing key skills
- Calculators, including a pediatric burn calculator to
determine fluid administration
- Animations, including airway management and surgical cricothyroidotomy
Students, instructors, coordinators, and educators are encouraged to access and regularly use this important tool. Price:
$140
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ATLS ® Student Course Manual, 10th Edition, Spanish | ATLS ® Student Course Manual, 10th Edition, Spanish
The
Spanish-translated 10th edition of the Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) Student Course Manual reflects several changes designed
to enhance the educational content and visual presentation of the prior edition.
Each chapter was rewritten and revised to ensure clear coverage of the most
up-to-date scientific content, including updated references. New to the 10th
edition are: - Completely revised skills stations based on unfolding
scenarios
- Emphasis on the trauma team, including a new Teamwork
section at the end of each chapter and a new appendix focusing on Team
Resource Management in ATLS
- Expanded Pitfalls features in each chapter to identify
correlating preventive measures meant to avoid the pitfalls
- Additional skills in local hemorrhage control,
including wound packing and tourniquet application
- Addition of the new Glasgow Coma Scale
- An update of terminology regarding spinal
immobilization to emphasize restriction of spinal motion
- Many new photographs and medical illustrations, as well as updated management algorithms, throughout the manual
Price:
$75
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ATLS® Student Manual 9th Edition | ATLS® Student Manual 9th Edition 12T-0001
The
ATLS Program was developed to teach emergency care providers one safe, reliable
method for assessing and initially managing the injured patient. The course
provides an organized approach for evaluation and management of seriously
injured patients and offers a foundation of common knowledge for all members of
the trauma team. The emphasis is on the critical "first hour" of care, focusing
on initial assessment, lifesaving intervention, reevaluation, stabilization,
and, when needed, transfer to a trauma center. This publication was written for
use in ATLSStudent Courses and is updated approximately every four
years. This ninth edition manual, released in September 2012, features a
companion APP to serve as both a bed-side reference tool and supplemental
educational resource. You will receive this book if you take an ATLS
course. Price:
$110
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Disaster Management and Emergency Preparedness (DMEP) Manual | Disaster Management and Emergency
Preparedness (DMEP) Manual 10T-0008
This manual has been developed for participants in the the
DMEP course. The course teaches an all-hazards approach to disaster
management, focusing on key principles that apply to all types of disasters.
This one-day course emphasizes the unique role of surgeons in mass casualty
situations, and addresses planning, triage, incident command, injury patterns
and pathophysiology, and consideration for special populations. The first
edition of the DMEP manual was released in May 2010. DMEP course
participants will receive a copy of the manual.
Price: $75
each
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Disaster Management and Emergency Preparedness (DMEP) Manual 2nd Edition | Disaster Management and Emergency Preparedness (DMEP)
Manual 2nd Edition 18T-0001
The Disaster Management and Emergency Preparedness (DMEP)
manual has been developed for participants in the DMEP course. The DMEP course
aims to help trauma and emergency health care professionals develop the
necessary skills and understand the language and structural transformation
required for effective disaster response and management of mass casualty events.
The course developers intend for it to stimulate thought and discussion about
how to become better prepared as citizens, professionals, organizations, and
systems.
The course teaches an all-hazards approach to disaster management, focusing on key principles that apply to all types of disasters. This one-day course emphasizes the unique role of surgeons in mass casualty situations, and addresses planning, triage, incident command, injury patterns and pathophysiology, and consideration for special populations. The second edition of the DMEP manual was released in March 2018.
DMEP course
participants will receive a copy of the manual.
Price: $75
each
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NTDS Data Dictionary 2021 Admissions | NTDS Data Dictionary 2021 Admissions
The National Trauma Data Standard (NTDS) Data Dictionary is designed to establish a national standard for the exchange of trauma registry data and to serve as the operational definitions for the American College of Surgeons (ACS) National Trauma Data Bank (NTDB) and the Trauma Quality Improvement Program (TQIP). It is expected-and encouraged-that local and state trauma registry committees will move towards extending and/or modifying their registries to adopt NTDS-based definitions. The data, which are submitted according to this standard, are used for all NTDB and TQIP reports, and the NTDS Data Dictionary is an essential abstraction tool for all ACS-verified trauma centers, as well as for NTDB and TQIP participants. This version of the NTDS Data Dictionary is applicable to patients with a 2021 admission year.
Price: $25 each
$22.50 for quantities of 15 or more
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NTDS Data Dictionary 2022 Admissions | NTDS Data Dictionary 2022 Admissions
The National Trauma Data Standard (NTDS) Data Dictionary is designed to establish a national standard for the exchange of trauma registry data and to serve as the operational definitions for the American College of Surgeons (ACS) National Trauma Data Bank (NTDB) and the Trauma Quality Improvement Program (TQIP). It is expected-and encouraged-that local and state trauma registry committees will move towards extending and/or modifying their registries to adopt NTDS-based definitions. The data, which are submitted according to this standard, are used for all NTDB and TQIP reports, and the NTDS Data Dictionary is an essential abstraction tool for all ACS-verified trauma centers, as well as for NTDB and TQIP participants. This version of the NTDS Data Dictionary is applicable to patients with a 2022 admission year.
Price: $25 each
$22.50 for quantities of 15 or more
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Resources Optimal Care of Injured Patient: 2014 |
Resources for Optimal Care of the Injured Patient: 2014
The American College
of Surgeons Verification, Review, & Consultation Program is designed to
assist hospitals in the evaluation and improvement of trauma care and to provide
objective, external review of institutional capabilities and performance. This
process is accomplished by an on-site review of the hospital by a peer review
team experienced in trauma care. The team assesses commitment, readiness,
resources, policies, patient care, performance improvement, and other relevant
features of the program as outlined in Resources for Optimal Care of the
Injured Patient manual. The manual is published by the American College of
Surgeons Committee on Trauma. To download a free PDF, visit the ACS
VRC Resources page.
Price: $50 $45
each for quantities of 10 or more
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Resources for Optimal Care of the Injured Patient: 2022 (Perfect Bound) | 
The American College of Surgeons (ACS)
Verification, Review, & Consultation (VRC) Program is designed to assist
hospitals in the evaluation and improvement of trauma care and to provide
objective, external review of institutional capabilities and performance. This
process is accomplished by a site review of the hospital by a peer review team
experienced in trauma care. The team assesses commitment, readiness, resources,
policies, patient care, performance improvement, and other relevant features of
the program as outlined in Resources for Optimal Care of the Injured
Patient manual. The manual is published by the ACS Committee on Trauma.
This version of the manual
is perfect bound. Price: $50 $45
each for quantities of 10 or more
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Resources for Optimal Care of the Injured Patient: 2022 (Spiral-Bound) | 
The American College of Surgeons (ACS)
Verification, Review, & Consultation (VRC) Program is designed to assist
hospitals in the evaluation and improvement of trauma care and to provide
objective, external review of institutional capabilities and performance. This
process is accomplished by a site review of the hospital by a peer review team
experienced in trauma care. The team assesses commitment, readiness, resources,
policies, patient care, performance improvement, and other relevant features of
the program as outlined in Resources for Optimal Care of the Injured
Patient manual. The manual is published by the ACS Committee on
Trauma.
This version of the
manual is spiral bound. Price: $50 $45
each for quantities of 10 or more
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Rural Trauma Team Development Course Student Manual, 4th Edition | Rural Trauma Team Development Course
Student Manual, 4th Edition ACS-133
To order
manuals for a RTTDC course, please contact the Trauma Office at 312-202-5160 or contact your Regional Coordinator
directly.
This manual has been developed for participants in the Rural Trauma Team Development
Course (RTTDC). The course helps rural facilities create a trauma team of at least three
core members, each with defined roles and responsibilities and is taught
by personnel from an area's Level I, II, or III trauma center, onsite
at the rural facilities. The goal of the course is to
teach a team approach to the rapid assessment of trauma
victims for injuries that require immediate transfer, using the resources that are specifically available to each
team. You will receive this manual if you take a Rural Trauma Team
Development Course.
Price: $50 each
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