Introduction For much of modern trauma medicine, speed has been regarded as fundamental to survival. Control catastrophic haemorrhage. Secure the airway. Support ventilation and circulation. Identify immediately life-threatening injuries and transport the patient rapidly to definitive care. It is a highly effective philosophy when definitive care is actually available. But what happens when it isn’t? … Continue reading The Golden Hour Is a Luxury: Does Hospital-Based Trauma Training Adequately Prepare Clinicians for Prolonged Field Care?