Trauma Noticias Destacadas Sept. 10, 2026 A new tool to enhance pediatric readiness A free online resource is available to enhance pediatric readiness. It includes 12 simulation exercises designed for emergency, trauma and prehospital professionals. Sept. 10, 2026 How youth can prepare to stay safe on ATVs As ATV riding continues its popularity among youth, Mayo Clinic Trauma Center and Minnesota Department of Natural Resources personnel are teaming up to offer an ATV safety certificate course to help young riders be prepared. Sept. 10, 2026 Rehabilitation for adults and children after traumatic injury After a serious traumatic injury, rehabilitation begins as soon as medically appropriate, as early rehab is associated with improved functional outcomes, fewer complications, shorter ICU and hospital length of stay, and improved survival. March 24, 2026 Organ donation for end-of-life trauma patients at Mayo Clinic: Q&A The DCU program manager at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota discusses donor care units and their roles, his position, and the organ donation process for patients with nonsurvivable injuries. Simulation of ideal pediatric trauma resuscitation This video simulates a trauma care team preparing and then treating a 5-year-old injured in an ATV crash. Paralyzed by an arrow, boy makes a comeback A boy paralyzed by an arrow learns to walk again. Working together to reduce trauma deaths and injuries Daniel Stephens, M.D., a trauma surgeon at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, describes how the Southern Minnesota Regional Trauma Advisory Council (SMRTAC), trauma care and trauma resources reduce death and injury from trauma. Publications E-NEWSLETTER EDITION See the latest edition plus past issues 1 ATLS update: What trauma professionals need to know 2 How chest wall injuries affect trauma patients 3 Update on the Pediatric Trauma Care Across the Continuum (PTACC) course 4 New TTA criteria simplify trauma patient leveling and reduce workflow interruptions 5 Human trafficking and trauma: Identification and clinical response Profesionales médicos Trauma