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Bridging Gaps in Trauma Care: Assessing Trauma-Informed Communication in the Trauma Bay

MedXY Editorial Team•Sep 21, 2026•Emergency Medicine
Equity in healthcareTrauma bay assessmentCommunication disparitiesTrauma-Informed Care

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This cross-sectional study evaluated trauma-informed care (TIC) delivery during initial trauma bay assessments at six level I trauma centers, finding inconsistent application of basic and empathetic communication practices. Spanish-speaking patients received fewer introductions, verbal and physical reassurances, and were less likely to undergo complete physical examinations compared to English-speaking patients, highlighting disparities in trauma care communication and patient-centeredness.

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