During Desert Storm, Dr. Donald Trunkey was the chief of surgery for the 50th General Hospital, a 1000-bed facility with a medical staff of 705, and chief of professional services. Dr. Trunkey talks with host Dr. Mark Nolan Hill about how he trained his staff, and challenges in care encountered during Desert Storm. Tune in to hear the ways that military surgical units have changed since then.
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Surgical War Stories From Desert Storm
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During Desert Storm, Dr. Donald Trunkey was the chief of surgery for the 50th General Hospital, a 1000-bed facility with a medical staff of 705, and chief of professional services. Dr. Trunkey talks with host Dr. Mark Nolan Hill about how he trained his staff, and challenges in care encountered during Desert Storm. Tune in to hear the ways that military surgical units have changed since then.
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