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Sex and gender disparities in trauma care

Need-standardised comparisons must not become a barrier to recognising and addressing sex and gender disparities in major trauma care
Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine · Added 27 July 2026

Study on: Need-standardised comparisons must not become a barrier to recognising and addressing sex and gender disparities in major trauma care. No abstract available for detailed assessment.

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Recognise how sex and gender disparities influence assessment and treatment decisions in major trauma care.

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• Topic: Trauma
• Daily scan: 27 July 2026

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