Everyday life looks different during COVID-19. It’s not full of our usual activities, taking children to piano lessons, attending sporting events or meeting up with friends and family. There is a new layer of uncertainty with all the daily life changes from COVID-19 and what this means to us and those we love. To adjust…
Dear Colleagues/Staff/Friends of the Program,
We wanted to write a note to everyone during these unusual and largely unprecedented times, that we stand together. We will weather this storm, the key being continuing to collaborate and to communicate clearly together.
Check out our Winter 2019/2020 guidance for all trauma centres – a collection of tips and info that we hope you find helpful! Trauma NB provides leadership and coordination to the clinical care, education, research and injury prevention needs associated with serious and critical injuries across New Brunswick.
Check out our Spring 2019 guidance for all trauma centres – a collection of tips and info that we hope you find helpful!
TAC (Trauma Association of Canada) 2019 conference in Calgary was an excellent experience for our Trauma NB team. Three members from our team attended the conference, Ian Watson, Dr. Tushar Pishe and Allison Chisholm. At the TAC conference they presented our research on “Field Trauma Triage in New Brunswick: Understanding the ‘Immediate Life Treat’ Population”…
Congratulations to Dr. Pam Jarrett, Dr. James Wagg, Dr. Bryn Robinson, Dr. Neil Branch, and Trauma NB’s Dr. Tushar Pishe, Ian Watson and Susan Benjamin who have been named NB Health Research Foundation (NBHRF) Researchers of the Month. This was for their work to help better treat one of the most common issues seniors…
Congratulations to all the local authors who were published in the January 2019 Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine! Trauma NB was proud to have helped fund this important research, ULTRASIM: Ultrasound in trauma simulation. Click on the link to see the full article.
September 2018 brought with it exciting news for Trauma NB as the New Brunswick Institute for Research, Data and Training (NB-IRDT) announced their expansion of a satellite office in Saint John. Specific data from the Trauma NB Registry is now included in the NB-IRT’s data repository.
