Objective: Time to care is a determinant of trauma patient outcomes, and timely delivery of
trauma care to severely injured patients is critical in reducing mortality. Numerous studies …

The detailed study of prehospital injury death is critical to advancing trauma and emergency
care, as circumstance and causality have significant implications for the development of …

The complexity of the care environment, the emergent nature, and the severity of patient
injury make conducting clinical trauma research challenging. These challenges hamper the …

BACKGROUND Timely access to specialized trauma care is a vital element in patient outcome
after severe and critical injury requiring the skills of trauma teams in levels I and II trauma …

The National Trauma Research Action Plan (NTRAP) project successfully engaged
multidisciplinary experts to define opportunities to advance trauma research and has fulfilled the …

Objective To describe clinical and information needs, identify unmet support services and
guide interventions for young breast cancer (BC) patients in Mexico. Methods Cross‐sectional, …

Background: Young women with breast cancer (YWBC) comprise a group of patients with
unique biopsychosocial characteristics with a special perception of needs throughout their …

Despite the high rates of breast cancer among young Mexican women, their special needs
and concerns have not been systematically addressed. To fulfill these unsatisfied demands, …

Breast cancer impacts the patients and their partners; their characteristics affect outcomes for
themselves and the other members of the dyad and their relationship. This study explored …

e21552 Background: Despite high rates of breast cancer (BC) in young Mexican women,
information about their particular needs and concerns is largely unknown. Understanding the …