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Cutting Edge

Cutting Edge is a quarterly newsletter published by the Aotearoa New Zealand National Committee. See below for links to issues of Cutting Edge:

Issue 1 2023 (March) (PDF 3.58MB)
Issue 84 December 2022 (PDF 17.87MB)
Issue 83 October 2022 (PDF 2.03MB)
Issue 82 July 2022 (PDF 2.27MB)
Issue 81 April 2022 (PDF 1.75MB)
Issue 80 December 2021 (PDF 2.64MB)
Issue 79 September 2021 (PDF 1.92MB)
Issue 78 July 2021 (PDF 3.96MB)
Issue 77 March 2021 (PDF 1.68MB)
Issue 76 September 2020 (PDF 886.88KB)
Issue 75 June 2020 (PDF 2.7MB)
Issue 74 March 2020 (PDF 2.44MB)
Issue 73 December 2019 (PDF 2.45MB)
Issue 72 September 2019 (PDF 1.12MB)
Issue 71 July 2019 (PDF 1.6MB)
Issue 70 March 2019 (PDF 2.45MB)
Issue 69 December 2018 (PDF 2.36MB)
Issue 68 September 2018 (PDF 855.73KB)

Aotearoa New Zealand trauma guidelines

The Guidelines for a Structured Approach to the Provision of Optimal Trauma Care (PDF 2.88MB) is the national guideline document in circulation in Aotearoa New Zealand. These guidelines were initially developed in 1994 by RACS with support from the Ministry of Health and updated in 1996 and 2003. The 2012 revision was funded by the Health Quality and Safety Commission and undertaken by the RACS Aotearoa New Zealand Trauma Committee.

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