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As one of only two Level I Trauma Centers in the region, we provide care for the most critical trauma conditions. Each year, we treat up to 3,000 adult and pediatric trauma patients.
Alcohol is a factor in 50% of severe trauma injuries and 40% of fatal vehicle crashes. To address this, we provide intervention therapy to patients admitted to the hospital for alcohol-related accidents or injuries. To address violence in our community, our trauma team also practices hospital-based violence intervention. We aim to identify risk factors for violence and support change.
Falls account for 30% of our trauma patient volume. They can lead to injury and long-term challenges. When a patient is at high risk for falls or has already fallen, our fall prevention team provides education for both patient and family. The team also connects the family to outside resources, including the nationally-recognized fall prevention course Matter of Balance.
Among the trauma patients we encounter daily, 40 - 80% experience problems related to drug abuse, psychological disorders, acute stress disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and/or depression. We are committed to identifying patients at risk for acute stress disorder and providing appropriate resources for support.
Hemorrhage (rapid blood loss) accounts for 25% of all trauma deaths worldwide. When someone is injured, controlling blood loss as quickly as possible is critical. One way to reduce trauma deaths is to train people how to stop the bleeding. We offer federally-recognized Stop the Bleed courses to teach people how to identify life-threatening bleeding and control blood loss.
Since 1990, we have taken the lead on Safe Kids Inland Empire. Through this program, we work to reduce childhood injuries from vehicles, sports, drownings, falls, burns, poisonings and more. Safe Kids Inland Empire is one of 600 state and local Safe Kids chapters that brings together health and safety experts to educate and protect families.
For information on our trauma prevention and intervention efforts, please call 909-558-9405.
Our Level 1 Trauma Center maintains an active clinical research program. In our research, we develop new care models for critical and complex trauma. Ultimately, this research will improve how trauma patients around the world are treated.
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