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August 19, 2010Critical Care Medicine

Acute care surgery in evolution

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The specialty of acute care surgery offers a training model to produce specialists with expertise in trauma, critical care, and emergency general surgery to address the crisis in emergency care.

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KDKimberly A. DavisGRGrace S. Rozycki

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Overview

Supports acute care surgery training to address emergency workforce gaps; leaves open prospective validation of access and outcomes.

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acute surgical conditions
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Acute care surgery training model

Highlights the evolution of acute care surgery as a specialty to address the shortage of general surgeons and emergency care access.

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Davis et al. (2010) conducted a review in acute surgical conditions. Acute care surgery training model was evaluated. The specialty of acute care surgery offers a training model to produce specialists with expertise in trauma, critical care, and emergency general surgery to address the crisis in emergency care.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a70649bf44fa9f079de07ddhttps://doi.org/10.1097/ccm.0b013e3181ec55c8
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