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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 18, 2015
  • February 18, 2026

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This app provides medical clinicians with standardized, evidence-based trauma care information and tools. It offers localized guidelines, burn injury resources, an interactive calculator, and facility details to support patient management across metropolitan, rural, and remote areas.

Localized guideline repository
Specific burn injury resources
Interactive burns calculator
NSW health facility information
Trauma calculators and checklists
Clinical timestamps
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What's New in NSW Trauma

6.1.2

February 18, 2026

Fixes an uncommon crash, improves performance and addresses some minor visual inconsistencies

User reviews

A valuable resource

This app does not get the credit it deserves. Many valuable resources are available for trauma professionals, not to mention an extensive, up-to-date database of Australian trauma centres and health facilities.

Buggy, keeps crashing on opening anything in prehospital section.

Buggy +++

Cannot view info, app only crashes

You can’t click on any of the tiles to view information as the app crashes straight away every time.

Crashing

Great app and very useful, but keeps crashing on iOS15. Hopefully an update can fix. (iPhone 12 mini)

Disappointing

Disappointing ITIM has left out all Fixed Wing resources in the state. The Royal Flying Doctor Service provides an invaluable trauma service to patients of remote NSW with primary and inter-hospital retrievals. The Ambulance Fixed Wing base in Sydney, staffed by Flight Nurses is also an invaluable resource for trauma retrievals.
There is no fixed wing estimated time and distance to facilities only road and rotary estimates and all Fixed Wing Bases in the state have been left out of facilities.
The calculators are handy but mostly already available in more detail in other apps (it is a nice amalgamation though). An RSI checklist would be of value. This could be a great app but needs more work.
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FAQ

What is NSW Trauma?

NSW Trauma is a medical app designed to support clinicians in the care of trauma patients. It provides access to standardized, evidence-based information and clinical tools, including localized guidelines and specific resources for burn injuries.

Who is NSW Trauma for?

This app is developed for all medical, nursing, and allied health clinicians of NSW Health and NSW Ambulance who work across the trauma continuum within New South Wales.

Does NSW Trauma have ads?

No, NSW Trauma does not contain advertisements. It is a free application developed by the Agency for Clinical Innovation.

What are the key features of NSW Trauma?

Key features include a localized guideline repository, specific burn injury resources, an interactive burns calculator for TBSA and fluid requirements, detailed NSW health facility information, and trauma-related medical calculators.

How does the interactive burns calculator work?

The calculator allows users to mark burn areas on a body chart to automatically determine Total Body Surface Area (TBSA). It also calculates fluid requirements for the first 8 and 16 hours post-injury, expected urine output, and maintenance fluids based on user input.

What devices support NSW Trauma?

NSW Trauma is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to be portable and usable in environments with limited cellular or WiFi access.

How often is NSW Trauma updated?

The latest version of NSW Trauma is 6.1.2, last updated on February 18, 2026. This indicates a commitment to keeping the app's information current.

What is the user sentiment for NSW Trauma?

User evaluations indicate that NSW Trauma has improved access to user-friendly trauma resources, informing care for adult and pediatric patients. Benefits include better access to clinical support tools and improved standardization of care.