In trauma leadership, things change fast — ACS standards (Orange → Gray Book), PI requirements, TQIP measures, registry updates. You don’t know what you don’t know until you test yourself. A quick self-check can surface blind spots before surveyors do.…
We’re excited to announce the recipients of the 2025 Trauma TEAMS Scholarship—eight new and experienced trauma program leaders from rural communities to busy urban trauma centers, recognized for their dedication to improving trauma care in their communities. The Trauma TEAMS…
Software, data management, and team performance are seeing rapid improvements across many industries. Now these battle-tested advancements are transforming trauma data management. Manual processes become streamlined workflows. Siloed, stale data transforms into real-time, connected information. The entire trauma team –…
UPDATED 1/9/2025: See below for updated course options. With January 1, 2025, fast approaching, we want to share crucial information about the transition to AIS15 with Trauma Program teams. As those who’ve been through several AIS updates, we want to…
At NQS, one of our primary goals is to provide trauma teams across the country with the best resources available to help eliminate preventable death and disability from injury. We believe that continuous education is an essential component of achieving…
Looking for reliable trauma care resources? NQS’s Cat Colvin has gathered essential resources into one, quick-access reference guide. Navigating the vast amount of information on trauma care can be overwhelming, especially when you’re in the middle of critical decision-making. Let’s…
As trauma care professionals, navigating the complexities of data and standards for performance improvement can be overwhelming. But the generous trauma care community can help! These five classes below from top trauma care experts can help us better understand our…
Calculating dozens and dozens of trauma performance metrics manually each month is more than a chore; it can be a full day’s work. This necessary evil not only devours your time but also keeps you from focusing on other critical…
