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Implementation of a Trauma Activation Checklist

Efficient and effective transfer of information without error is a critical component of successful trauma activations. Communication errors that leave gaps in a team’s knowledge are a common challenge.1 Although checklists have become frequently used in procedures and patient evaluation, limited studies exist on the role of a checklist for communication in the trauma bay, where interprofessional collaboration and teamwork are often temporally fragmented and disorganized.2