Summit on the Advancement of Focused Equity Research in Trauma (SAFER-Trauma)

项目总监/主要研究者：Ho，Vanessa 项目总结/摘要 创伤或机动车碰撞、暴力或福尔斯等机制造成的身体伤害是主要的 46岁以下美国人的死因(1)2016年，美国国家科学院的一份报告显示， 美国工程与医学协会（NASEM）估计，多达20%的创伤死亡是可以避免的。 通过最佳的创伤护理，这意味着在十年内挽救了近30万人的生命。(2)在一个理想 在这种情况下，创伤护理应该是“伟大的均衡器”-创伤护理应该提供给所有在场的人， 无论保险状况、肤色或其他因素如何，然而，对创伤人群的研究 在过去的15年里，在很大程度上表明，受伤后的不良结果不成比例地影响了 来自不公平的弱势种族和少数民族群体、农村和市中心居民的美国人， 在经济上处于边缘地位的群体、儿童和老年人。(3)尽管研究表明， 是存在的，普遍的，持续的创伤，我们还没有制定统一的战略来解决， 减少和消除卫生不公平现象。 与国家创伤研究联盟（CNTR）合作，举行了一次题为“创伤问题首脑会议”的会议。 创伤重点公平研究的进展（SAFER-Trauma）将产生研究战略， 确定与创伤有关的卫生不公平现象，阐明其根本原因，并制定创新的干预措施 解决、减少和消除这些问题。 这次拟议的首脑会议将召集主要利益攸关方，说明创伤中的卫生不平等，强调有关 目前的研究，并解决以下目标：1）描述目前的差距，在健康研究 创伤的公平性，2）确定资助机制和合作途径，3）概述研究 解决创伤不平等问题的议程。 该峰会由CNTR公平多样性和包容性委员会组织，该委员会包括 来自所有主要的国家创伤组织的代表，他们对创伤的结果充满热情， 研究和公平。组委会的影响范围将允许临床医生参与， 研究人员和利益攸关方通过跨学科和 合作网络，并制定可操作的研究议程。这些合作将奠定基础 测试，传播和评估有效的做法，以确定创伤护理中的卫生不公平现象，阐明他们的 根本原因，并制定干预措施。 页延续格式页

Program Director/Principal Investigator: Ho, Vanessa Project Summary/Abstract Trauma, or physical injury from mechanisms such as motor vehicle crashes, violence, or falls, is the leading cause of death for Americans under age 46.(1) In 2016, a report from The National Academy of Sciences Engineering and Medicine (NASEM) estimated that as many as 20% of all deaths from trauma may be prevented with optimal trauma care, which translates to nearly 300,000 lives saved over ten years.(2) In an ideal circumstance, trauma care should be “the great equalizer” – trauma care should be provided to all who present with injuries, regardless of insurance status, skin color, or other factors. However, research in trauma populations over the last fifteen years has largely demonstrated that poor outcomes after injury disproportionately affect Americans from unfairly disadvantaged racial and ethnic minority groups, rural and inner-city residents, economically marginalized groups, children, and older adults.(3) Despite research demonstrating that disparities are present, pervasive, and persistent in trauma, we have not yet developed unified strategies to address, reduce, and eliminate health inequities. In collaboration with the Coalition for National Trauma Research (CNTR), a conference titled the Summit on the Advancement of Focused Equity Research in Trauma (SAFER-Trauma) will generate research strategies to identify trauma-related health inequities, elucidate their underlying causes, and develop innovative interventions to address, reduce, and eliminate them. This proposed summit will convene key stakeholders to illustrate health inequities in trauma, highlight relevant current research, and address the following aims: 1) Characterize current gaps regarding research in health equity in trauma, 2) Identify funding mechanisms and pathways for collaboration, and 3) Outline a research agenda to address inequities in trauma. The summit is being organized by the CNTR Equity Diversity and Inclusion Committee, which comprises representatives from all the major national trauma organizations who are passionate about trauma outcomes, research, and equity. The reach of the organizing committee will allow for the engagement of clinicians, researchers, and stakeholders to prioritize research into health inequities via an interdisciplinary and collaborative network and develop an actionable research agenda. These collaborations will lay the foundation to test, disseminate, and assess effective practices to identify health inequities in trauma care, elucidate their underlying causes, and develop interventions. Page Continuation Format Page