The call for abstracts for the AAAM Annual Scientific Conference is finished and the Science Committee is carefully deciding which papers to accept.
AAAM has added four more online AIS courses for 2017, the most ever. In addition, there will be at least seventeen on-site courses presented throughout the country at local Trauma Networks and Coalitions, industry partner event and user conferences, and hosted directly by AAAM. Subject matter experts and faculty are putting the final touches on a new AIS course featuring the 2015 version of the Abbreviated Injury Scale. You will see opportunities to register for the new course mid-year.
AAAM is working with software developers, governmental agencies, trauma networks, and a host of others eager to incorporate the 2015 version of the Abbreviated Injury Scale into their services and products. Keep an eye out for new research initiatives, additional faculty to serve all the education demand, and more all rolling out in 2017!
Are you going to open the abbreviated on-line course for those that have taken the AIS recently, but just need the new update and book for 2015?
The new AIS15 Update Course is currently under development with a scheduled release date in July. Please check the AAAM.org from time to time for further information.