Invited Editorial: Civilian and Military Trauma: Does Civilian Training Prepare Surgeons for the Battlefield?

摘要

[...] we should have learned that there were serious shortcomings in aspects of military medical capability that were outlined by the General Accounting Office and my own After Action2 report after this conflict.37 There were four general categories: mobilization and deployment of medical personnel, problems with medical supply, doctrinal employment of hospitals, and problems with patient evaluation and regulation (references). [...] as trauma surgery, acute care, or emergency surgery evolves, we should take into consideration the need for ongoing training in injuries.