Effectiveness of Mobile Applications for Trauma Care in Combat Casualty Simulations Throughout the Continuum
The U.S. Military uses handwritten documentation throughout the continuum of combat casualty care to document from point-of-injury, during transport and at facilities that provide damage control resuscitation and surgery. Proven impractical due to lack of durability and legibility in arduous tactical environments, we hypothesized that mobile applications would increase accuracy and completeness of documentation in combat casualty simulations.
Source: Journal of Surgical Research - Category: Surgery Authors: Connor L. Kenney, Tesserae A. Komarek, Lindsey N. July, Steven G. Schauer, Gregory M. Burnett, Christopher A. VanFosson, Jennifer M. Gurney, Julie A. Rizzo, Valerie G. Sams Tags: Acute Care Surgery Source Type: research
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