Trauma Management and Life Support Training is a specialized medical training program designed to teach participants how to quickly assess, stabilize, and manage patients who have suffered serious or life-threatening injuries—such as those caused by accidents, falls, explosions, or violence. The management focuses in prehospital approach scenarios of healthcare providers

Core Focus Areas

Rapid Assessment:
Learning how to evaluate the patient’s airway, breathing, circulation, disability, and exposure (known as the ABCDE approach).

Life-Saving Interventions:
Performing emergency actions such as:

Controlling severe bleeding

Maintaining an open airway

Supporting breathing and oxygenation

Preventing shock

Immobilizing fractures or spinal injuries

Teamwork and Communication:
Coordinating effectively in high-stress situations with other rescuers and healthcare providers.

Prioritization:
Knowing which injuries to treat first—especially when multiple victims are involved (mass casualty or disaster setting).

Goal

To reduce preventable deaths and complications caused by trauma through standardized, evidence-based emergency care.