NSW creates new institute for pediatric trauma care after Bondi attacks
The NSW Institute for Paediatric Trauma will be established at Sydney Children's Hospital to improve emergency medical response to severely injured children.
New South Wales will establish a dedicated institute to improve emergency medical care for severely injured children following recent high-profile trauma events in the state. The NSW Institute for Paediatric Trauma, based at Sydney Children's Hospital in Randwick, will bring together clinicians, researchers and specialists to deliver advanced training and simulations across the health system.
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- Bondi attacks prompt creation of new institute for emergency care of children in NSW — The Guardian — World
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