This educational session will provide Trauma Registrars and Performance Improvement Coordinators with information to achieve the most efficient data abstraction and PI for 2023 charts until the 2023 annual software update is installed.

Presentation by Dr Scaff

This course is designed to provide an understanding of a Level II Trauma Center’s performance improvement process and how they integrate taxonomy into their performance improvement process.

Cheat Sheet Material?

Understanding of Tri-Code rules and guidelines that can be applied consistently to achieve accurate coding.

Demographics & Pre-Existing Conditions

EMS/Prehospital

Inclusion Criteria & Procedures

Referring Facility, Acute Care and Clinical Tabs

E Codes No More

This course is designed to provide PA trauma registrars with a better understanding of coding head injuries and answering PTOS data elements related to head injuries.

ICD-10-CM

Refresher Course

Introductory Overview

Discuss Implementation of a common terminology and classification for collecting and organizing trauma performance improvement data

Trauma education presentation on the role of a new Trauma Program Medical Director, specifically targeted toward TPMDs at Level IV centers. The educational session describes the TPMD role, importance of a PIPS plan, TPMD involvement in the PI process, and how to fully integrate into that process. Presented by Kathleen Martin, MSN, RN.

These webinars describe the use of the Nelson scoring algorithm for review of nonsurgical or nontrauma service patients.

Presented by Pennsylvania Trauma Systems Foundation Staff

Presented by Pennsylvania Trauma Systems Foundation Staff

During this session, we’ll give a general overview of Trauma PI, the purpose of building a strong PI program at your trauma center, and will review the specific steps in the PI process.

A review and discussion of the 2022 PTOS Inclusion & Exclusion criteria.

ICD-10-CM Chapter 19

Background, Physiologic Scores, Anatomic Scores, Combined Scores, and Statitics

During this 50-minute presentation Dr. Chuck Bendas from the St. Luke’s University Health Network will discuss the trauma tertiary survey: what is a trauma tertiary survey, why they are so important, how to properly conduct and document them, as well as other program and quality improvements that pair well with tertiary surveys.

Root Operations

Join us to learn about TQIP Basics.

This course is designed for PA trauma registrars and other trauma center staff involved in the abstraction process.

Join us for Trauma Registry Orientation.

Presented by Kathleen Martin, MSN, RN, Trauma Systems Consultant

Presented by Kathleen Martin, MSN, RN, Trauma Systems Consultant.