A trauma center is a hospital or medical facility that is specifically equipped and staffed to provide immediate and comprehensive care for patients with traumatic injuries.
- Trauma centers typically have teams of specialized medical professionals, such as trauma surgeons and nurses, as well as advanced equipment and facilities for emergency care, surgery, and critical care.
- They are often located in or near major highways or other areas where traumatic injuries are likely to occur, such as near an airport or industrial area.
- The goal of a trauma center is to provide rapid and effective treatment for patients with serious injuries in order to improve their chances of survival and recovery.