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Increased state trauma funding is associated with a lower risk of in-hospital mortality among injured adult patients. The study analyzed data from 17 states and found that patients in states with more than $1.00 per capita state trauma funding had a 0.82 decreased adjusted odds of in-hospital mortality compared to those in states with less funding.
Journal Article by Byskosh A, Shi M (…) Stey AM et 5 al. in Am J Surg
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