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The third year of the conference series, "Design for Implementation: The Future of Trauma Clinical Guidance," brought partners together for a final time to focus on how the clinical guidance system they envision could become a reality.
"Every day, everywhere, patients experience preventable suffering attributable to their providers having inadequate access to or application of evidence-informed medicine," said conference PI Lacey LaGrone, MD, MPA, MA, FACS, in her welcome message. "This is our core 'why.'"
In the third year, attendees got a crash course on the swiftly changing landscape: learning together about where Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now, how communities of practice are supporting healthcare delivery across the world, and the economics and power dynamics in our current system of evidence dissemination.
While the conference series has ended, the work continues. In a final panel discussion with members of CNTR's Evidence to Practice Committee, attendees focused on the imperative that medical professionals maintain control over the systems that deliver guidance and outlined a number of next steps.
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