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military surgeons must maintain trauma capabilities expeditionary care contexts yet trauma specialists maintaining clinical readiness trauma mass casualty care significant challenge military civilian surgeons examined effect prescribed clinical readiness program expeditionary trauma care surgical performance 12 surgeons 60patient mascal event sample included orthopaedic 4 general surgeons 8 cared mascal victims hamad karzai international airport kabul afghanistan 26 august 2021 one orthopaedic two general surgeons prior deployment experience prescribed program included three primary measures clinical readiness 1 expeditionary knowledge exam score 2 procedural skills competencies performance assessment score 3 clinical activity operative practice profile metric data attained program records surgeon sample 60 patient cases reviewed rated performance score joint trauma systems performance improvement branch militarywide performance improvement organization scores normalized facilitate direct comparisons using effect size calculations predeployment measure mascal surgical care predeployment knowledge clinical activity measures met program benchmarks baseline predeployment procedural skills competency scores meet program benchmarks however gaps closed retraining ensuring surgeons met exceeded program benchmarks predeployment large effect sizes cohens program measures surgical care score confirming relationship program measures mascal trauma care provided 12 surgeons prescribed program measures ensured surgeons achieved predeployment performance benchmarks provided high quality trauma care nations servicemembers prognostic level iiiiv