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  • Medicine
  • Public Health

Background:

  • Trauma, encompassing historical adversity and acute injury, is highly prevalent.
  • Over 50% of adults report adverse childhood experiences.
  • Surgical patients often have unaddressed psychological distress exacerbated by injuries and the care environment.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a comprehensive, evidence-based framework for integrating trauma-informed care into practice.
  • To prevent patient retraumatization within healthcare settings.
  • To improve long-term health outcomes for patients with trauma histories.

Main Methods:

  • This is a review article, synthesizing existing evidence.
  • The framework is detailed based on current research and best practices.
  • Focuses on integrating psychosocial needs into standard care.

Main Results:

  • Standard biomedical training often lacks trauma care competencies.
  • A framework for trauma-informed care is presented.
  • The proposed framework aims to mitigate negative impacts of the care environment on trauma survivors.

Conclusions:

  • Integrating trauma-informed care is crucial for healthcare settings.
  • This approach can prevent retraumatization and enhance patient recovery.
  • Biomedical education needs enhancement to address complex psychosocial needs.