In December, 2005, the Air Force Auditing Agency conducted an interview of 282 nurses and physicians stationed in Iraq. The majority of the nurses from the interview reported they were not prepared to care for critically injured soldiers. This study investigated whether a new tr…
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A formal training program with theoretical and practical components is essential for all emergency medical personnel involved in providing care for critically injured patients. Communication, effective first aid, and on time transportation to a health center play a major role in…
Road traffic injuries are a major threat to population health in developing countries. Saudi Arabia is a developing country in terms of its public health infrastructure and traffic safety indicators. This dissertation aimed to fill gaps in knowledge of injury outcomes after traf…