Harvard • Advanced Trauma Education • September 17–18, 2026
Advanced Trauma
Management 2026
Management 2026
When the trauma patient arrives unstable, sequence matters.
A focused two-day program reviewing trauma assessment, resuscitation, hemorrhage control, airway management, traumatic brain injury, special populations, orthopedic emergencies, mass-casualty care and trauma-team leadership.
2-Day
Intensive Program
Videos
Recorded Lectures
PDFs
Presentations Included
VTT
Subtitles Included
Trauma Resuscitation
Massive Transfusion
Airway
TBI
Thoracic Trauma
Pediatric Trauma
Mass Casualty
Massive Transfusion
Airway
TBI
Thoracic Trauma
Pediatric Trauma
Mass Casualty
Course Overview
Trauma Care Is a Sequence of Time-Critical Decisions.
Harvard Advanced Trauma Management 2026 is an intensive two-day educational program focused on evidence-based approaches to the assessment and management of severely injured patients.
The program connects initial trauma assessment, hemodynamic instability, hemorrhage control, transfusion, airway management, neurologic injury, special populations and multidisciplinary leadership into one practical framework for acute trauma care.
The Golden Hour Framework
Recognize → Resuscitate → Control → Reassess → Coordinate
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Recognize
Identify immediately life-threatening injuries and establish priorities.
02
Resuscitate
Prioritize airway, circulation, perfusion and early resuscitation.
03
Control
Address hemorrhage, transfusion needs and time-sensitive injuries.
04
Reassess
Re-evaluate physiology, imaging, injuries and response to treatment.
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Coordinate
Lead the trauma team and align multidisciplinary decisions under pressure.
Hemorrhage & Resuscitation
When Hypotension Is the First Warning
Hypotensive Trauma Patient
Problem-solving strategies for the unstable trauma patient.
Massive Transfusion Protocols
Review transfusion strategies in major traumatic hemorrhage.
Tranexamic Acid
Review TXA use within contemporary trauma management.
Airway & Thoracic Trauma
Secure the Airway. Recognize the Chest Injury.
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The Trauma Airway
Airway priorities and challenges in acutely injured patients.
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The Pediatric Airway
Special considerations when managing airway emergencies in children.
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Thoracic Trauma
Challenging cases and decision-making in serious chest trauma.
Neurotrauma
Brain and Spine Injury: From Recognition to Imaging
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Traumatic Brain Injury
Review traumatic brain injury from mild presentations through severe injury.
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Concussion
Review evaluation and management considerations in concussion.
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Spine Imaging
When to image the spine and how to approach interpretation.
Special Populations
Trauma Management Is Not One-Size-Fits-All
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Geriatric Trauma
Challenges unique to the elderly trauma patient.
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Trauma in Pregnancy
Clinical decision-making when caring for two patients.
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Pediatric Trauma
Go beyond treating the injured child as simply a smaller adult.
Injury-Specific Management
From the Playing Field to the Emergency Department
Field of Play Trauma
Acute trauma considerations in athletic and field environments.
Orthopedic Trauma
Managing extremity emergencies in the ED.
Wilderness Trauma
Trauma care across challenging and resource-limited environments.
Trauma Team Leadership
Calm in the Chaos
Advanced trauma care depends on more than clinical knowledge — it requires prioritization, communication and coordinated leadership.
Prioritize Under Pressure
Maintain focus on life-threatening problems when multiple injuries compete for attention.
Maintain focus on life-threatening problems when multiple injuries compete for attention.
Lead the Team
Coordinate physicians, nurses, consultants and prehospital personnel.
Coordinate physicians, nurses, consultants and prehospital personnel.
Communicate Clearly
Improve information flow during rapidly changing trauma scenarios.
Improve information flow during rapidly changing trauma scenarios.
Mass Casualty Management
When One Trauma Patient Becomes Many
Review trauma priorities when resources, personnel and time are suddenly stretched across multiple critically injured patients.
Learning Objectives
Strengthen Trauma Decisions from Arrival to Disposition
Recognize Life-Threatening Injury
Improve early identification of immediately dangerous traumatic injuries.
Improve early identification of immediately dangerous traumatic injuries.
Apply Evidence-Based Resuscitation
Review contemporary strategies for initial trauma stabilization and resuscitation.
Review contemporary strategies for initial trauma stabilization and resuscitation.
Manage Hemorrhage & Airway
Integrate transfusion, TXA and airway considerations into acute trauma care.
Integrate transfusion, TXA and airway considerations into acute trauma care.
Adapt to Special Populations
Review trauma differences in older adults, children and pregnant patients.
Review trauma differences in older adults, children and pregnant patients.
Improve Team Coordination
Strengthen communication and leadership during high-pressure trauma care.
Strengthen communication and leadership during high-pressure trauma care.
Prepare for Complex Scenarios
Review neurotrauma, thoracic injury, orthopedic emergencies and mass-casualty care.
Review neurotrauma, thoracic injury, orthopedic emergencies and mass-casualty care.
Complete 2026 Curriculum
21 Trauma Sessions & Expert Discussions
01. Welcome
02. Keynote: Wilderness Medicine – Trauma Care from Tsunami to Summit
03. Problem Solving with the Hypotensive Trauma Patient
04. The Elderly Trauma Patient
05. Trauma in Pregnancy: Caring for Two Patients
06. Pediatric Trauma: Beyond the Small Adult Model
07. Calm in the Chaos: Mastering Trauma Team Leadership
08. Massive Transfusion Protocols
09. Tranexamic Acid (TXA) for Trauma
10. Time with the Experts: Let’s Talk Trauma
11. Keynote: Challenging Cases in Thoracic Trauma
12. Concussions
13. Traumatic Brain Injury – From Mild to Severe
14. Spine Imaging: When to Order and How to Read
15. Managing Trauma in Mass Casualty Incidents
16. The Trauma Airway
17. The Pediatric Airway
18. Field of Play Trauma
19. Extremities in Extremis: Managing Orthopedic Trauma in the ED
20. Time with the Experts: Let’s Talk Trauma
21. Interactive Expert Q&A Sessions
Target Audience
Built for Clinicians Managing the Injured Patient
Emergency Physicians
Trauma Surgeons
Critical Care Physicians
Anesthesiologists
Orthopedic Surgeons
Emergency Nurses
Paramedics
EMTs
Course Package
What’s Included
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Recorded Videos
Complete lecture sessions
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PDF Presentations
Supporting course materials
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VTT Subtitles
Subtitle files included
Course Dates: September 17–18, 2026 •
Format: Videos + PDFs + VTT Subtitles
Format: Videos + PDFs + VTT Subtitles
Resuscitation • Hemorrhage • Airway • Neurotrauma • Leadership
Recognize the Threat. Prioritize the Intervention. Lead the Trauma Team.
Review practical trauma assessment, resuscitation and emergency-management strategies across the most challenging acute-care scenarios.
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This purchase provides access to the educational course materials only. Our store does not issue or provide a CME/CE certificate, official accreditation, ATLS certification, or certificate of completion.
This purchase provides access to the educational course materials only. Our store does not issue or provide a CME/CE certificate, official accreditation, ATLS certification, or certificate of completion.
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