We found that overall, missing data did not impact the interpretation of results of both primary and secondary outcomes under the different scenarios except for mortality (14%, 68/483 in the intervention vs 12%, 58/470 in the control group; P =.34) and morbidity based on unfavorable GOS (1-3) for neurological injuries (14%, 68/483 in the intervention vs 19%, 87/470 in the control group; P =.06), which did not reach statistical significance in the worst-case scenario ( Multimedia Appendix 14 ).
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Impact of Rural Trauma Team Development Education on Prehospital Time, Referral-to-Dispatch Interval, and Neurological and Musculoskeletal Injury Outcomes: Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial.
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