Gunshot surgeons increasingly in demand

The video discusses a unique trauma course by the Royal College of Surgeons that uses cadavers to train medics for inner-city hospitals. It highlights the challenges of trauma surgery, especially with increasing firearm injuries, and the lack of formal trauma training for NHS surgeons. The course aims to teach rapid access to critical body areas for hemorrhage control. A case study of a shooting victim illustrates the need for better training. The video compares UK and US trauma care, noting higher survival rates in the US due to established training programs.

What was the survival rate improvement for victims of stabbings or shootings in America compared to previous years?

How do trauma surgeons compare their work in a city hospital to other environments?