TETAF Trauma Activation Guidelines
The trauma facility’s internal policy determines a single-tiered or a multi-tiered system response. Information from pre-hospital care providers is useful for guiding the appropriate tier of response and for assembly and preparation of the trauma team. The structural design of trauma team response levels
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