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EACE Knowledge Management

Limb Trauma Educational Series

What is LTES?

In April 2022, Amputation Care ECHO became the Limb Trauma Educational Series. As we pivot to offer more clinically-relevant education on limb trauma, the name of the monthly series needed to change to encompass all aspects of the material covered.

The LTES is an educational platform for information-sharing from experts to the multi-disciplinary team that treats patients with an extremity trauma. Monthly sessions are aimed to bring new material, case studies, and best practices into the clinical setting in order to provide exceptional care to the limb trauma and limb loss population. The LTES strives to improve outcomes by reducing variations in processes of care and sharing of best practices and expertise.

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FAST-LT 2023 Home Study

We are also offering a variety of Continuing Education credits for the 2023 Federal Advanced Amputation Skills Training Limb Trauma. The entire curriculum must be completed in order to receive the 21.5 CE credits. To access the course and to receive CE credits upon completion, please email our Chief of Knowledge Management.

Presentations

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2017 VA/DOD Clinical Practice Guideline: Rehabilitation of Individuals with Lower Limb AmputationThis presentation discusses the clinical practice guidelines for the rehabilitation of individuals with lower limb amputation.
Critically Appraised Topics: A Tool for Evidence-Based PracticeThis presentation, from the Extremity Trauma and Amputation Center of Excellence, describes what critically appraised topics are and why they're helpful

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Last Updated: April 09, 2024
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