Emergency & Trauma Archive — Page 6 of 13
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December 15, 2023
Owen Canavan was badly injured six years ago. He uses experience to encourage others recovering from traumatic injuries.
In 2017, Canavan was working out at a fitness center when a car came crashing into the building and pinned him against a wall. In the span of a week, he underwent eight surgeries. -
December 6, 2023
Study connects patients who visit the ED with acute flare-ups of chronic back pain with remote integrative health coaching program
Vanderbilt will pilot an eight-session remote integrative health coaching program for patients who visit the emergency department with acute flare-ups of chronic low back pain. -
November 27, 2023
Ukrainian doctors again visit VUMC to observe organ transplants and protocols
For the second year, a delegation of doctors from Ukraine recently visited Vanderbilt University Medical Center to observe organ transplants and protocols. -
November 21, 2023
Future is NOW Nashville launches in the community
Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s Division of Acute Care Surgery launched the first session of the Future is NOW (Non-violent Options Win) Nashville on Nov. 4. -
November 3, 2023
Panel discussion on firearms regulation allows chance for direct communication
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October 24, 2023
VUMC seeks public input on blood-clotting agent study
Researchers at Vanderbilt are considering participation in an international study to examine if a blood-clotting medication given to adults with major bleeding or in need of urgent surgery or an invasive procedure can improve survival. -
September 29, 2023
How to prepare for a medical emergency: A paramedic’s 10 things you need to know before the ambulance is on the way
Most people do not know what to expect when calling 911. Here is guidance from someone who knows.