The world of trauma care is about to gather, and your input is crucial! The ATLS Global Symposium in 2026 is a platform for celebrating the life-saving impact of trauma education, particularly the renowned ACS Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) program.
But here's your chance to shine! Submit an abstract for a poster presentation and showcase the incredible work your trauma program has achieved. Whether your program has made waves globally or made a significant local impact, this is your opportunity to share and inspire.
The deadline is fast approaching: December 1, 2025. Don't miss out on this prestigious event, taking place in Birmingham, Alabama, from March 13-15, 2026. By presenting a poster, you can:
- Unveil the global reach and local success stories of your program, leaving a lasting impression on attendees.
- Contribute to the evolution of ATLS by showcasing how it adapts and empowers healthcare teams worldwide.
- Receive international acclaim and recognition from fellow professionals and trauma experts.
- Initiate cross-border, interdisciplinary conversations and collaborations, fostering a global community of trauma care.
And here's the part most people miss: your poster could become a catalyst for change, influencing the future of trauma education and care. But hurry, the clock is ticking! Review the Call for Posters (https://info.facs.org/rs/109-VKH-234/images/GS26-Call-for-Posters.pdf?version=0&utmcampaign=trauma-education&utmmedium=email&utmsource=newsletter&mkttok=MTA5LVZLSC0yMzQAAAGciz6tzk7OHpfAdw9Z8vIZP8RkBDjb4BRdkhaGkgRSbvNT7tABL89rTP1jVwKFWfuKAxbeOaO9UadB7SNSrf2-q6W9LXwzyc98MoSwQNhA) for details on categories and submission guidelines. Then, submit your poster via the Global Symposium Poster Submission Form (https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2LDYD7F).
Controversy alert: Some argue that trauma education should be more localized, focusing on region-specific needs. What's your take? Are global standards like ATLS truly effective in diverse healthcare settings? Share your thoughts below, and let's spark a meaningful discussion!
