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There are so many ways to stay connected to EAST – even online! Follow along @EAST_Trauma on Twitter and Instagram and The Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma on Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube for breaking news, reminders, relevant articles, and all the stories in between. 

Have a specific interest within trauma?

EAST members add their voices to several Twitter accounts focused on discussing research, the field of trauma surgery, and injury control and violence prevention. Read on to learn more.

@EAST_Trauma

Followed by more than 11,000, @EAST_Trauma is active with robust discussion and sharing of information.  

EAST Traumacast

EAST’s signature podcast series, Traumacast, brings together current and future trauma leaders in interviews addressing research related to the injured patient, education efforts related to trauma, and novel methods in the management of injury. The conversations don’t stop at the end of each episode. Follow @EAST_Trauma on Twitter to share your thoughts on the topics discussed, connect with interviewers and podcast guests, and be alerted to new episodes. Learn more by visiting the EAST Traumacasts page. 

@EAST_ICVP

Caring for the injured patient is at the heart of trauma surgery. The Injury Control and Violence Prevention Committee is dedicated to enhancing awareness within the trauma community and the public on the importance of trauma prevention. The @EAST_ICVP Twitter account regularly posts articles, safety tips, and research related to preventing injury across demographics and combating violence across communities. Learn more on the Injury Control and Violence Prevention Resources page.

EAST Trauma & Acute Care Surgery Collaboration Group

Connect with EAST Members in this Facebook group dedicated to the discussion of challenging but de-identified trauma resuscitation and operative cases, surgical critical care management, and critical review of literature to forward patient care and education across all levels of training and institutions. Click here to learn more.