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Identifies key challenges and opportunities across pediatric emergency and neurotrauma care, highlighting multidisciplinary priorities to advance trauma systems.
The summit attendees were divided into four thematically focused work groups as follows: emergency medicine/critical care/resuscitation, general trauma, neurotrauma/traumatic brain injury, and trauma systems. Each work group identified strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats specific to their topic before the summit convened. Once the summit began, each work group met in concurrent breakout sessions to identify challenges and opportunities to improve pediatric trauma care. The groups then reconvened; ideas from each group were shared and discussed among all participants. White papers generated by each group after the summit form the basis of this combined report.
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