ATLS 11

What’s New in ATLS 11?

Expert-Driven Updates – More than 200 clinical and educational experts from 20+ countries reimaginedreorganizedand revitalized the curriculum to meet the needs of today’s trauma clinicians.

Refined Clinical Guidelines – The ATLS algorithm now follows xABCDEemphasizing emergent hemorrhage control based on the latest evidence.

Enhanced Hands-On Training – Course updates reinforce interactive learning with restructured discussions and skill sessions—without increasing course length.

Expanded Learning Resources – The fully rewritten manual includes 200+ new tables and imagesplus updated sections on team communicationtrauma systemsand disaster preparedness.

State-of-the-Art Digital Access – More than 20 redesigned mobile-friendly learning modules make it easier to study anytimeanywhere.

With these significant upgradesATLS 11 delivers even greater value while maintaining the trusted framework you rely on.

Investing in the Future of Trauma Care

To support these enhancements and ensure ATLS continues to set the global standard for trauma carea modest price adjustment will take effect with the launch of ATLS 11. This update reflects the extensive improvements made to the course and its resourcesreinforcing the highest quality training for every trauma clinician.

Pricing

• US/Canada – $120
• High Income Country (outside North America) – $90
• Upper-Middle Income Countries – $79
• Lower-Middle Income Countries – $60
• Low Income Countries – $0 (no cost to learner)

Pricing is a per learner course feewhich includes the ATLS Manual.

The ACS designed this advanced curriculum to be as cost-effective and accessible as possible to all audiences. Prices are based on World Bank country income classifications. This ACS course fee is used to cover development and additional costs for ATLS. In an effort to align with the COT missiondiscounts are applied to all Countries outside of North Americawith no charge for learners in Low Income Countries.