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    The European Trauma Course: Transforming systems through training
    Resuscitation Plus (2024)
    Karl‐Christian ThiesElonka BergmansAlistair BillingtonGustavo Pereira FragaFlorian TrummerAyman O. NasrJonathan TilsedGeorgie KamarasGregorz CebulaAlen ProtićGamal Eldin Abbas KhalifaV. VanniSouhail AlouiniKatja Kalan UštarPaola PerfettiFerenc SáriDiana CimpoeşuMary Rose CassarCarsten LottLode BlondeelFabian KooijElizabete NeutelPhilip Verdonck
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    The European Trauma Course (ETC) exemplifies an innovative approach to multispecialty trauma education. This initiative was started as a collaborative effort among the European Society for Emergency Medicine, the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery, and the European Society of Anaesthesiology under the auspices of the European Resuscitation Council. With the robust support of these societies, the project has evolved into the independent European Trauma Course Organisation. Over the past 15 years, the ETC has transcended traditional training by integrating team dynamics and non-technical skills into a scenario-based simulation course, helping to shape trauma care practice and education. A distinctive feature of the ETC is its training of doctors and allied healthcare professionals, fostering a collaborative and holistic approach to trauma care. The ETC stands out for its unique team-teaching approach, which has gained widespread recognition as the standard for in-hospital trauma care training not only in Europe but also beyond. Since its inception ETC has expanded geographically from Finland to Sudan and from Brazil to the Emirates, training nearly 20,000 healthcare professionals and shaping trauma care practice and education across 25 countries. Experiencing exponential growth, the ETC continues to evolve, reflecting its unmet demand in trauma team education. This review examines the evolution of the ETC, its innovative team-teaching methodology, national implementation strategies, current status, and future challenges. It highlights its impact on trauma care, team training, and the effect on other life support courses in various countries.
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    Trauma and Emergency Care Studies
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