The ACS Committee on Trauma

Last day to claim CME/CE credits for #TQIP25! Your CME or CE certificate cannot be downloaded until the session evaluations and overall evaluation are submitted.

One week left to claim your CME/CE credits for #TQIP25! Deadline is April 10, 2026. Don't forget to submit the Overall Evaluation to claim your CME or CE certificate.

There’s still time to claim your CME/CE credits for #TQIP25—just be sure to submit them by April 10, 2026.

Don’t leave credits on the table! 😄 You can earn up to 42.5 CME or CE credits from #TQIP25. Just log into the app or meeting platform with your registration email to catch the recordings.

High Pediatric Readiness is linked to lower mortality risk. Your ED’s participation in the national assessment helps protect the children who arrive at your doors. Talk to your ED leadership about participating at pedsready.org @EMSCImprovement

Maximize your learning potential! Access #TQIP25 recordings and earn CME or CE credit—just don’t forget to claim by April 10, 2026.

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The ACS Advisory Council for Rural Surgery is working in collaboration with @acsTrauma on a rural surgery curriculum. They are also developing a white paper on optimal resources and working on including rural initiatives in the ACS Strategic Plan. #ACSLAS26

When a critically ill child arrives, your team has no time to wonder whether it has the right equipment, training, and systems in place. The National Pediatric Readiness Assessment helps replace doubt with confidence. Learn more at pedsready.org @EMSCImprovement

Press play, get the credit ▶️🎓 Unlock CME/CE credits with recorded sessions from #TQIP25.

Hope you’re loving the #TQIP25 session recordings! Don’t forget—complete the session evaluations and the Overall Evaluation to earn up to 42.5 CME or CE credits. Log into the app or meeting platform with your registration email to access the recordings.

Learn about the life-saving potential and low cost of Pediatric Readiness, what’s new in the recently updated guidelines, and how to prepare for the 2026 assessment. @emscimprovement" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">emscimprovement.center/education-and-…

On-demand access to the #TQIP25 session recordings is now available! To access the recordings, log in to the app or meeting platform with the email address you used during registration.

The Mortality Reporting System has 4 new cases published in the @JTraumAcuteSurg. These cases review system-level contributors to mortality and evidence-based strategies trauma teams can use—from palliative care timing to blood access and imaging delays. facs.org/quality-progra…

If you attended the conference in-person, use the conference app or the conference platform to claim CME/CE credits. Session recordings will be released next month #TQIP25

Registration is now open for the 2026 COT Annual Meeting and ATLS Global Symposium! ✔️ Discover practical tips and tricks for successfully implementing ATLS 11th Edition. ✔️ Engage with ATLS Friends and Family from across the globe. ✔️ Participate in interactive sessions, global case studies, and policy roundtables. ✔️ Explore first-ever Global Symposium poster session showcasing trauma education innovation. ✔️ Gain insights from tracks designed for ATLS educators, coordinators and instructors. ✔️ Connect with COT Annual Meeting participants for special programming on March 13. Register today: facs.org/quality-progra…

In rural trauma, time is blood. 🩸🚑 The @acsstopthebleed program equips rural communities with simple, lifesaving skills that anyone can use before first responders arrive. 3 steps can help save a life: 1. Apply direct pressure: Expose the wound, identify the source of bleeding, and press firmly using a T-shirt, cloth, or gauze. Use both hands, or even your body weight, to maintain strong, continuous pressure. 2. Pack the wound: If bleeding continues or the wound is large, tightly pack it with cloth or gauze until no more material fits or bleeding slows. Then resume direct pressure. 3. Use a tourniquet: For severe arm or leg bleeding, place a tourniquet two inches above the injury and tighten until the bleeding stops. It will hurt, but it saves lives. If possible, note the time of application for emergency responders. 🔗 Learn how ACS Stop the Bleed is empowering rural communities and how you can protect yours. news-leader.com/story/news/loc…

Start preparing now with your ED team! Learn more at bit.ly/EDpedsready. @EMSCImprovement #PediatricReadiness

Did you attend #TQIP25 in-person? Use the app or conference platform to claim CME or CE credits. Session recordings will be available in mid-January.

And that's a wrap on #TQIP25! Thanks to all who joined us in Chicago and made this year’s conference a major success. ▶️ Watch the highlights and relive your favorite moments: brnw.ch/21wXojJ