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European Trauma Course

What is the European Trauma Course? 

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The European Trauma Course (ETC) is a 2½-day advanced life-support programme for all physicians and nurses involved in the immediate care of major trauma patients. The course combines up-to-date trauma care with focused training in teamwork, communication, and human-factor skills.

 

Delivered in small groups that mirror real trauma teams,  the majority of the course is provided as hands-on, scenario-driven practice, ensuring skills that translate directly to the clinical frontline.

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MDT based training

High faculty to participant ratio

Scenario based training

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ETC Dublin

 

The Mater Hospital, in collaboration with then European Trauma Course Organisations, delivers ETC Dublin at the Pillar Centre. The Centre offers modern, fully equipped simulation suites, and flexible teaching spaces that mirror real hospital settings. Its advanced audiovisual and debriefing technology supports immersive team training, providing participants and faculty with an exceptional environment in which to learn, practise, and refine trauma care skills.

Partnerships, Innovation, Learning, Leadership, Academia and Research (PILLAR)

The ETC is internationally recognised as a leader in the field of trauma care eduction. It is a joint program of the European Resuscitation Council (ERC), the European society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care (ESAIC), the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery (ESTES) and the European Society for Emergency Medicine (EuSEM).

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