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Trauma community clinical guidance needs: a mixed-methods iterative consensus-building study.

Jenny M Guido^1,2, Morgan Krause³, Andrew Steiner⁴

¹Sanford Health, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA.

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Developing effective trauma clinical guidance requires addressing barriers in creation, storage, and use. Collaboration and accessibility are key for improving patient care standards and outcomes.

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Background:

Developing and implementing trauma clinical guidance is crucial for consistent, high-quality patient care.
Current guidance faces barriers in development, dissemination, and adoption, impacting treatment standards.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify barriers in developing and implementing trauma clinical guidance.
To determine priority areas for improving trauma clinical guidance for end-users.
To define the ideal future state of trauma clinical guidance development and dissemination.

Main Methods:

A novel mixed-methods consensus-building approach was employed.
Preconference surveys and hybrid, facilitated dialogue sessions were conducted.
In-person and virtual "user stories" and a "minimum viable product" (MVP) were generated and analyzed using descriptive statistics and thematic analysis.

Main Results:

Participants identified significant barriers across the guidance continuum: development, dissemination, and adoption.
Key areas for improvement included guidance creation, storage, and accessibility for all clinicians.
A strong need for comprehensive, evidence-based, coordinated, and accessible trauma clinical guidance was expressed.
Collaboration between professional societies was highlighted as imperative.

Conclusions:

Trauma clinical guidance needs to be current, consolidated, and coordinated, prioritizing patient-centered outcomes.
The developed MVP will be refined into a prototype to inform a national redesign of trauma clinical guidance.