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Join Stephen Cohn, a trauma surgeon, and the author of All Bleeding Stops: Life and Death in the Trauma Unit. In this conversation, Stephen shares his experiences and insights into the complex world of trauma surgery, where life and death decisions are made every day. Tune in as he discusses the challenges of navigating critical care, family dynamics, and ethical dilemmas while providing invaluable care to patients.
Trauma surgeons in the surgical intensive care unit often face the challenging task of communicating with families of critically injured patients, who may view them as strangers in the absence of prior relationships, leading to complex decisions and trust-building difficulties.
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