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Background: Trauma is a public health issue globally. In Colombia, South America's most violent country, there are no registry systems on trauma and primary care tendencies, from the prehospitalary approach to the final state. In Colombia, mortality registries are being held by state entities, but there is a lack of information systems that shows the actual approach on trauma. Objective: Describe the prevalence of trauma as a primary care approach in the emergency room in two reference hospitals in Cali. Methodology: A pilot of the International record of the Trauma Panamerican society was applied in two health centers between November 2011 and April 2012; the data was registered in real time. The demographical, causal and severity of the traumatic event was recorded, as well as the outcomes. Results: 5,432 patients were registered. The mean age was 30.2 (±20.3) in years, and 67.5% were 15 was 64.5% (89/138), in terms of severity. Conclusion: The main cause of admission were falls (38.1%), the majority of the deaths were secondary to fire gun injury. The implementation of a trauma record will give word of the reality of primary trauma care in the ER and will help identify the weaknesses of the system. Consequently, both hospitals could establish new strategies to improve the service, and serve to reduce the impact in public politics and resource utilization within each center.

panamerican journal of trauma, critical care and emergency surgery

Tendencia del Trauma en dos Hospitales Nivel IV en Cali, Colombia. Reporte Preliminar en la Plataforma del Registro de la Sociedad Panamericana de Trauma (SPT/RT)