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NTI Translational Research: funding, development, evaluation and implementation

NTI’s research priorities address the entire spectrum of injury: from prevention to pre-hospital care, through hospitalization to rehabilitation -- mirroring the highly successful trauma system approach to care.

NTI implements evidence-based practices, products, concepts and treatment guidelines, funds well-designed, large, prospective translational studies that have been designed to change practice, and coalesces multiple funding sources. To succeed, the research NTI funds must be based on coordinated large-scale multicenter research collaborations. Multicenter networks enable researchers from the diverse disciplines within trauma care to assemble sufficiently large data sets to establish robust research findings. Translating these findings to changes in clinical practice will result in reduced death and disability.

NTI sets its research agenda each year to address areas of most pressing need.
The organization’s current research priority areas are:

    Hemorrhage
    Infection
    Disaster Preparedness

    Burns
    Airway and ventilation strategies
    Technology Development

 

 

 


Opening Session of Annual Trauma Symposium Focuses
on Innovations in Mass
Casualty Response

Citing both research-based evidence and anecdotal
evidence from the field, LtCol Todd Rasmussen, Director of Wartime Vascular Research at Wilford Hall Medical Center, discussed the successful use of innovative vascular shunts in limb repair operations. Rasmussen’s presentation was one of several related to the medical response to mass casualty events in both military and civilian settings

Read more about the Mass Casualty session and other Symposium educational lectures on the NTI Blog.

(Click Here to View NTI Blog)