Featured Article: American College of Surgeons Level I Trauma Centers Outcomes Do Not Correlate with Patients Perception of Hospital Experience Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery: April 2017 - Volume 82 - Issue 4 - p 722–727

Moderators: Tareq Kheirbek, MD (@kheirbek) and Uzer Khan, MD (@UzerSKhan)

@baltazarsurgery Not sure interesting spin will look and see if we can stratify #EastJc

@kheirbek Interesting correlation no I'm not would be gr8 question to study #EastJc

@kheirbek @TopKniFe_B I think that certainly could be an important way to stratify research efforts. #Eastjc

@TopKniFe_B enjoyed the paper!  Should QI metrics be protected (like M&M) and not tied to reimbursement or penalties? #eastjc

@TopKniFe_B are u aware of data that evaluate narc abuse in trauma and PS? Very relevant to curr efforts to limit narcs Rx #eastjc

@TopKniFe_B what do you think the next major project on this issue should look like? #EASTjc

@TopKniFe_B what do you think is next step to help surgeons and administrators make educated decision? #EASTjc

I wonder if there are perception diff between levels of trauma centers. Smaller centers may have more focus on concierge? Any data?  #EASTjc

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