TETAF Trauma Activation Guidelines
on a report from EMS or the presenting symptoms of a patient arriving by personal vehicle to trigger trauma team activation. Activating or mobilizing the trauma team to provide immediate resuscitation to the seriously injured trauma patient is vital to both saving patients’ lives and the efficient functioning of the trauma hospital.
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