Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
In violently injured patients, those who received inpatient psychology consultations were more likely to attend follow-up and mental health visits after discharge. Embedding psychological care in trauma services may boost engagement and support recovery after injury.
@Stimmermurillo @andrewtschramm @sachamcbainphd @MCWSurgery
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Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
In violently injured patients, those who received inpatient psychology consultations were more likely to attend follow-up and mental health visits after discharge. Embedding psychological care in trauma services may boost engagement and support recovery after injury.
@Stimmermurillo @andrewtschramm @sachamcbainphd @MCWSurgery
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Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
That’s what we said.
“An exponential increase in e-bike injuries in California”
By @jaydoucet @amyliepert @TWCostantini @LNHaines @BurrussSigrid
tsaco.bmj.com/content/11/3/e…
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
Innovation in trauma care must also mean innovation in equity research. SAFER-Trauma highlights strategies to identify disparities, amplify underrepresented voices, and drive meaningful change across trauma systems.
READ HERE ➡️ bit.ly/48WKFcX
#TSACOAnniversary #TSACOTop10
@drajrobles @stadelik @susanercronn @vanessapho @SoltaniTandis
@callcura @Stimmermurillo @MichaelaWst
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
To improve trauma outcomes, we must first examine the lens through which we study them. SAFER-Trauma highlights how bias in research can reinforce disparities and ultimately shape the care our patients receive.
READ HERE ➡️ bit.ly/3Pg7HVB"
#TSACOAnniversary #TSACOTop10
@drajrobles @stadelik @susanercronn @vanessapho @SoltaniTandis @callcura @Stimmermurillo
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
Better trauma care starts with recognizing disparities, measuring inequities, and committing to change. SAFER-Trauma brings equity to the forefront of trauma system improvement.
READ HERE ➡️ bit.ly/4ddmPL6"
@Stimmermurillo @drajrobles @stadelik @susanercronn @vanessapho @CBerryTraumaMD @SoltaniTandis
Proud to have collaborated with amazing people in trauma disparities research to produce 3 of TSACO’s most influential papers of the 2025 @SoltaniTandis @drajrobles @stadelik @susanercronn @vanessapho
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
Recently published in @GHP_Journal: "Implementation of multi-tier approach to psychological intervention after traumatic injury (MAP-IT) model." #LeadingTheWay @Stimmermurillo @pbatesmurphy @MCWtraumaacs
More: bit.ly/4clj0Va
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
And we're still not done! Check out some of the @MCWSurgery research that was shared during the MCW Research Day afternoon poster sessions! @MCWtraumaacs
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
Throwback to the @EAST_TRAUMA Scientific Assembly in January! Drs. @GomerFoamER and @Stimmermurillo both presented quick shot presentations and Dr. Hynes also chaired a panel where Dr. @ColleenMTrevino was a presenter!
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
A group of CIC affiliate faculty recently created a trauma-informed care training for providers to teach them about offering a holistic approach to patient care that acknowledges how a history of trauma can affect the healthcare experience.
Read more: mcw.edu/news/mcws-new-trauma…
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
🚨 SAFER-Trauma TSACO paper 🚨
Authors' call to action for an equitable trauma system 📢
Infusing trauma-informed principles throughout research needs constant attention, caring awareness, sensitivity, and cultural change at the organizational level
➡️ bit.ly/3TnWAIF
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
🚨 SAFER-Trauma TSACO paper 🚨
What does innovation look like in trauma equity? Authors offer 3⃣ perspectives:
1⃣ Harness existing data in novel ways
2⃣ Healthcare system-level equity education
3⃣ Community-driven solutions for trauma care
➡️ bit.ly/3IeW2T6
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
🚨 SAFER-Trauma TSACO paper 🚨
Authors propose 5⃣ vital steps towards health equity in trauma
1⃣ Firearm injury prevention
2⃣ Medicaid expansion
3⃣ Trauma-informed care
4⃣ Equity measurement and benchmarking
5⃣ Improved trauma survivorship
➡️ bit.ly/3IeSWOM
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
🚨 SAFER-Trauma TSACO paper 🚨
How does implicit bias contribute to trauma research and outcomes? Authors explore how research and the application of findings can lead to suboptimal care and misdirected preventive strategies in trauma
➡️ bit.ly/3IhhaYY
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
🚨 SAFER-Trauma TSACO paper 🚨
Traumatic injury creates significant and inequitable financial burden. Authors explore the economics of equity in trauma care at the individual, community, and national levels and discuss possible solutions
➡️ bit.ly/44yuK1d
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
My Surgeon General’s Advisory on Firearm Violence outlines the devastating impact of firearm violence on Americans. Firearm violence is pervasive: a staggering 54% of adults report they or their families have experienced a firearm-related incident. Surgeongeneral.gov/firearm-v…
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
NEW: Today, for the first time in the history of our office, I am issuing a Surgeon General’s Advisory on Firearm Violence. Firearm violence is a public health crisis in America that poses a serious threat to the health and well-being of our country. Surgeongeneral.gov/firearm-v… 1/10
Sydney Timmer-Murillo, PhD retweeted
For nearly 15 years, the Health Alliance for Violence Intervention (HAVI) has championed hospital-based violence intervention programs (#HVIPs) as a critical #publichealth strategy for reducing violence, especially in communities of color. Together we can end the disproportionate impact of violence on historically disinvested communities by fostering coordinated, community-led systems that heal trauma and promote equity. Learn more: thehavi.org #EndGunViolence #GunViolenceAwarenessMonth
RT @AmberBrandolino: Honored to be a part of the multidisciplinary #gunviolence #research at the Comprehensive Injury Center. This work na…































