Acute Medical Care Efforts

Laneita Williamson 12/8/206:30 AM

The one place I thought to see trauma informed care initiated without much hesitation was in the acute medical realm. It's vital that every staff member have a trauma informed care lens and that every patient receive a trauma informed care approach.

Although progress hasn't been as quickly as hoped, progress is occurring. Attached is a quick summary of the work happening within Wake Forest Baptist Health and Wake Forest School of Medicine. The next generation of providers/nurses will be the ones to move trauma informed care at the pace needed and I'm so excited to be working with them.

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