Using emergency trauma team activations to measure trauma activity and injury severity: 10 years of experience using an Australian major trauma centre registry

[1] Paffrath T(2014)How to define severely injured patients? An injury severity score (ISS) based approach alone is not sufficient Injury 45 S64-9-206

[2] Lefering R(2015)Trauma registry methodology: a survey of trauma registry custodians to determine current approaches Injury 46 201-96

[3] Flohé S(1974)The injury severity score: a method for describing patients with multiple injuries and evaluating emergency care J Trauma 14 187-29

[4] O’Reilly GM(2007)Major trauma and the injury severity score—where should we set the bar? Annu Proc Assoc Adv Automot Med 51 13-1241

[5] Gabbe B(2014)Inclusion of “minor” trauma cases provides a better estimate of the total burden of injury: Queensland trauma registry provides a unique perspective Injury 45 1236-80

[6] Cameron PA(2006)Patterns of errors contributing to trauma mortality: lessons learned from 2,594 deaths Ann Surg 244 371-407

[7] Baker SP(2012)Performance of the New South Wales Ambulance Service major trauma transport protocol (T1) at an inner city trauma centre Emerg Med Aust 24 401-834

[8] O’Neill B(2014)A trauma quality improvement programme associated with improved patient outcomes: 21 years of experience at an Australian Major Trauma Centre Injury 45 830-94

[9] Haddon W(2006)History and development of trauma registry: lessons from developed to developing countries World J Emerg Surg 1 32-167

[10] Long WB(2016)ELoTS Study Collaborators. The impact of a pan-regional inclusive trauma system on quality of care Ann Surg 264 188-41

[1] Paffrath T(2014)How to define severely injured patients? An injury severity score (ISS) based approach alone is not sufficient Injury 45 S64-9-206

[2] Lefering R(2015)Trauma registry methodology: a survey of trauma registry custodians to determine current approaches Injury 46 201-96

[3] Flohé S(1974)The injury severity score: a method for describing patients with multiple injuries and evaluating emergency care J Trauma 14 187-29

[4] O’Reilly GM(2007)Major trauma and the injury severity score—where should we set the bar? Annu Proc Assoc Adv Automot Med 51 13-1241

[5] Gabbe B(2014)Inclusion of “minor” trauma cases provides a better estimate of the total burden of injury: Queensland trauma registry provides a unique perspective Injury 45 1236-80

[6] Cameron PA(2006)Patterns of errors contributing to trauma mortality: lessons learned from 2,594 deaths Ann Surg 244 371-407

[7] Baker SP(2012)Performance of the New South Wales Ambulance Service major trauma transport protocol (T1) at an inner city trauma centre Emerg Med Aust 24 401-834

[8] O’Neill B(2014)A trauma quality improvement programme associated with improved patient outcomes: 21 years of experience at an Australian Major Trauma Centre Injury 45 830-94

[9] Haddon W(2006)History and development of trauma registry: lessons from developed to developing countries World J Emerg Surg 1 32-167

[10] Long WB(2016)ELoTS Study Collaborators. The impact of a pan-regional inclusive trauma system on quality of care Ann Surg 264 188-41