Trauma Distinction Program

TAC and Accreditation Canada Partner to Launch the new Trauma Distinction Program
November 30, 2014

TAC is pleased to partner with Accreditation Canada in transitioning the former TAC Accreditation Standards to the Accreditation Canada Trauma Distinction Program. Click here to read the latest information. Have questions about the new Trauma Distinction Program? You may email Accreditation_questions@traumacanada.org with your questions.

 

TAC Accreditation Guideline 2011

The following Accreditation Guidelines from 2011 are for historical reference purposes only as organizations are no longer accredited by TAC once their accreditation status has lapsed under these guidelines. Instead TAC has entered into a partnership with Accreditation Canada and the Standards have been transitioned to the Trauma Distinction Program under Accreditation Canada since 2014.

For a list of Accredited Organization under these former TAC guidelines, click here.

Questions?

If you have any questions about the Trauma Distinction Program please email Accreditation_question@traumacanada.org

 

 

Upcoming Events

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ASSET Course offered in London Ontario April 26, 2019

26 Apr 2019 • London Ontario, Western University CSTAR Surgical Simulation Centre, London Health Sciences Centre
The Advanced Surgical Skills for Exposure in Trauma (ASSET) course uses human cadavers to teach surgical exposure of anatomic structures that, when injured, may pose a threat to life or limb. Students use a course…

20th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery

5 May 2019 • Prague, Czech Republic
The European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery is hosting the 20th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery May 5-7, 2019 in Prague, Czech Republic. Congress language is English. Submission of Abstracts will be…

Mass Casualty in a Canadian Context

14 Jun 2019 • BMO Institute of Learning, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Registration is now open for the University of Toronto Interdisciplinary Trauma Conference. This year’s conference will focus on mass casualty in a Canadian context, specifically exploring mass casualty through the lens of first responders, trauma…

Definitive Surgical Trauma Care (DSTC) in Montreal

3 Sep 2019 • Montreal- Steinberg Centre for Simulation & Interactive Learning
There will be a DSTC course run in Montreal just ahead of the Canadian Surgical Forum at the Steinberg Centre for Simulation and Interactive Learning. Participation is limited to 20 participants only so sign up…