2026 STRAC Emergency Healthcare Systems Conference
July 22–23
Pre-Conference July 21
InterContinental San Antonio Riverwalk
The STRAC Emergency Healthcare Systems Conference will be held July 22–23, 2026, at the InterContinental Hotel San Antonio, offering two days of high-impact education for EMS, nursing, physician, and military professionals. Sessions will cover trauma, cardiac, stroke, disaster preparedness, perinatal care, pediatric trauma, and regional systems of care.
During registration, attendees may add a ticket for the National Whole Blood Summit on July 21, 2026, a focused one-day event featuring national experts discussing whole blood research, implementation strategies, and system-wide integration.To learn more about the National Whole Blood Summit, please visit:
Prehospital
$300
2 Day Ticket Price Group Discounts Available
What’s included?
Full conference admission, ANCC continuing education hours, along with complimentary breakfast, lunch, and snacks provided on both days.
Nurses / APPs
$350
2 Day Ticket Price Group Discounts Available
What’s included?
Full conference admission, ANCC continuing education hours, along with complimentary breakfast, lunch, and snacks provided on both days.
Physicians
$400
2 Day Ticket Price Group Discounts Available
What’s included?
Full conference admission, Continuing Medical Education Credits, along with complimentary breakfast, lunch, and snacks provided on both days.
Early bird pricing available until XXX!
You Know Why... Now Learn How
The STRAC Regional Whole Blood Consortium presents a novel model for the development of a Low-Titer O-Positive Whole Blood (LTOWB) program. This program provides participants an example of how to augment remote damage control resuscitation strategies; and how to integrate and collaborate with multi-disciplinary stakeholder teams, within a trauma system, to optimize efficiency, performance, and safety of a LTOWB program.
The National Whole Blood Academy is presented in beautiful San Antonio, Texas. This two-day event encompasses didactic presentations from LTOWB subject matter experts discussing real-world wins, challenges, and obstacles experienced during the development and implementation of this program.
Ideally, anyone and everyone involved in providing pre-hospital whole blood to patients (Paramedics, Department Chiefs, Training Officers, Blood Bankers, Trauma Surgeons) attend together to promote collaboration and system building.
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