Surgeon vs Machine or Surgeon with Machine?
Dr. Caroline Park, one of our founding clinical advisors, discusses how she envisions AI adding value to her work in trauma surgery.
Ideas from clinical practice, the research behind ACTIVATE, and lessons from our work with clinical data.
Dr. Caroline Park, one of our founding clinical advisors, discusses how she envisions AI adding value to her work in trauma surgery.
Results of our collaboration with the University of Cincinnati published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Surgical Research on mortality prediction in polytrauma patients.
Retrospective research in approximately 5,000 adult Level I trauma activations at the University of Cincinnati.
Nicole Cook, APRN, MSN, a trauma clinical nurse specialist and clinical advisor for TraumaCare.AI, shares her perspective on the role of AI in critical-care nursing.
Our abstract on collaborative research with the University of Cincinnati and the University of South Alabama has been accepted for a poster presentation at SAIL 2025.
A survey-based study evaluating the implementation of the Parkland Trauma Index of Mortality (PTIM), a real-time, automated machine learning algorithm embedded in the EHR to predict trauma patient mortality.
A data science intern reflects on her experience at TraumaCare.AI and how working at an early-stage startup changed her understanding of data science in practice.
How we redesigned our app to develop a flexible design that could accommodate the unique needs of trauma and critical care clinicians, and experimented with AI-powered prototyping tools.
An intern's reflection on collaborating with the TraumaCare.AI team to leverage AI research for tackling ICU readmissions in trauma care.
Our Principal Data Scientist presents the TraumaCare.AI poster at SAIL 2025 in Puerto Rico and shares her experience from the conference.
TraumaCare.AI was recently featured in MedCity News, highlighting how we are shaping the future of critical care with AI-powered innovation.