Article published in Trauma Surgery and Acute Care Open (TSACO) “Examining our lens: how bias heightens disparities in trauma research”, June […]
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National Trauma Survivors Day The third Wednesday in May is a little different than all the other days of the
Celebrating Volunteers at Atrium Health TSN Each year during Volunteer Appreciation Month, the Atrium Health Trauma Survivors Network (TSN) hosts
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Becoming A Peer Visitor: Michael’s Story Hi, my name is Michael and this why I decided to become a peer
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Trauma Recovery Can Be Supported by “Food as Medicine” Interventions Food insecurity is a critical determinant of injury recovery and
In November 2010, I was run over by a truck while riding my bicycle to work in a city bike
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Snickers visits Corewell Health Butterworth Hospital Snickers, the beloved Trauma Llama, recently made a special visit to Corewell Health Butterworth
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It has been 12 years. 12 years since Nick Jr. was reported dead after an assault and flat lined for
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A Second Trauma: Navigating Infection After Orthopaedic Surgery Read the article from The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery sharing
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Nichole’s Journey to Peer Mentorship Trauma doesn’t end in the hospital. Even with excellent medical care and dedicated support, there
