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The Trauma Audit Filters Trial
Audit filters for monitoring trauma care quality are regarded as one of the most essential components of trauma quality improvement programmes; however, there is a paucity of evidence that shows that audit filters are associated with improved outcomes. Therefore, our aim is to assess if institutional implementation of audit filters reduce mortality in adult trauma patients.
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