Welcome to SMRTAC!

SummerWe encourage collaboration between all caring for the members of our community affected by trauma, from the pre-injury to rehabilitation phase.  While prevention is best, we recognize that morbidity and mortality are both decreased when trauma programs are implemented efficiently and executed well. This regional trauma advisory committee includes members responsible for pre-hospital to critical access care and finally definitive care.  Since the Minnesota Commissioner of Health approval in 2009, we have grown and developed several practice management guidelines, educational opportunities, and initiated the first “train the trainers” for the Stop the Bleed program in Minnesota.  Until we truly reach “Toward Zero Deaths” in Minnesota, we will continue to advocate for excellent care of the trauma patient.  Please join us at our next meeting or contact us for more information!

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Minnesota Preliminary Fatality Totals 2018

According to the latest preliminary numbers from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety (DPS) Office of Traffic Safety, 381 people lost their lives in 2018 crashes.

2020 Goal is to reduce traffic-related deaths to 300 or fewer…

YEAR TO DATE FATAL COUNT UPDATE: 

2019 compared to 2018

151   vs    152

Pedestrians

19     vs      14

 Motorcyclists

14     vs      22

 Bicyclists

2       vs       2

SMRTAC Meeting
Tuesday, August 13, 2019 
Mayo Clinic Health System – Owatonna Clinic
2200 26th Street NW – Owatonna, MN 55060
Meeting Rooms A, B & C

Education Session:
Managing the Difficult Pediatric Airway with Skills Lab
10:00 am-12:00 pm  

General Session:
1:00 pm-3:00 pm  

Upcoming Meetings:

2019 SMRTAC Dates 

  • 2/12/2019 Cancelled due to weather
  • 5/14/2019
  • 8/13/2019
  • 11/12/2019

Host or Sign-up for a Stop The Bleed Course

Stop-the-BleedThis class is for anyone to learn wound compression and tourniquet application.

For information on how to sponsor or attend a free Stop the Bleed course contact us at stopthebleed@smrtac.org.

Southern MN Regional Trauma Foundation (SMRTF) is designated as a non-profit organization!

The Internal Revenue Service has designated the Foundation as a non-profit organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.