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How do you manage non-survivable head trauma?

Thank you for sharing your expertise. Taking care of patients with non-survivable head trauma is emotionally charged and challenging. We want to learn more about variation in physician practices with the hope of finding ways to improve and support physician well-being.

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For the following questions, consider the following hypothetical case of a 25 year old with a severe, transcranial gunshot wound injury to the head which you have deemed non-survivable. However, the patient has not yet progressed to brain death. Consider the immediate few hours after initial presentation

After initial evaluation, who most often communicates to the family that the injury is non-survivable?

Neurosurgery Attending

Trauma Attending

Critical Care Attending

Emergency Medicine Attending

Neurosurgery Resident

Trauma Resident

Critical Care Resident

Emergency Medicine Resident

Advanced Practice Provider

Other:

How do you manage non-survivable head trauma?

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