Abstract

Pre-hospital trauma care is a crucial aspect of emergency medical services, where trauma nurses play an integral role in managing and stabilizing patients before they reach definitive hospital care. This abstract provides an overview of the multifaceted responsibilities of trauma nurses in pre-hospital settings, including initial patient assessment, advanced airway management, hemorrhage control, and pain management. It highlights the challenges faced by trauma nurses, such as limited resources, high-stress environments, and communication barriers. Emphasis is placed on best practices for enhancing pre-hospital trauma care, including the integration of advanced technologies, simulation training, interdisciplinary collaboration, and adherence to established protocols. The role of trauma nurses in optimizing patient outcomes through effective emergency care is critical, and ongoing research and advancements in pre-hospital care continue to support their essential contributions to trauma management.