The Cheshire & Mersey Major Trauma Coordinators play a vital role in ensuring that patients get the best possible care and experience possible and that the patient journey flows as smoothly as possible. Through quality improvement projects, engagement with clinicians and delivering a robust clinical governance structure the major trauma coordinators are at the very heart of the major trauma network.
The Major Trauma Coordinators Group meets every six weeks and the venue rotates across the network. The group is chaired by the Quality Improvement Lead for Cheshire & Mersey Major Trauma Network and its aims are given below:
Quality measures aim to find the most appropriate and deliverable measures that can be used nationally to help organisations improve the quality of care in their services.
This section contains details of existing training opportunities available to staff groups within the trauma pathway.
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