Last year ITACC focused on Indo-USA  collaboration; this year NHS, BAPIO and Indian Society for Trauma and Acute Care came together with Marengo Asia Hospitals for ITACC 2.0 – the Indo-UK-USA Clinical Corridor on Trauma and Acute Care

New Delhi, 17 March 2026: Marengo Asia Hospitals brought together clinicians and leaders from about ten countries including USA, UK, Saudi Arabia for ITACC 2.0, the International Conference on Trauma and Acute Care (Indo-USA-UK Clinical Corridor). Over two days, 1,100 registrations drove attendance across 20+ sessions. People listened, shared expertise and experiences, collaborated, and discussed scope of improvement in trauma care for India and participating countries.

Sessions covered Integrated Trauma Care (road safety gaps, EM readiness), Systemic Trauma (ortho/abdominal), ER Management (uro/neuro trauma), American Trauma Keynote by Dr. George C. Velmahos, Global Trauma (Saudi gunshot injuries), PTSD Panel, Military Chest Trauma, Trauma Networks, Canadian Triage, NHS Organisation, Disaster Care, and Quality Assurance.

​Standout international voices included Dr. George C. Velmahos (Harvard/MGH Trauma Chief, USA), Dr. Charudutt Paranjape (MGH/Harvard Surgeon, USA), Dr. Lydia Maurer (MGH Trauma Surgeon, USA), Prof. Parag Singhal OBE (BAPIO/Bristol NHS, UK), Mr. Richard Mitchell (Leicester NHS CEO, UK), Ms. Julie Hogg (Leicester Chief Nurse, UK), Mr. Ali Naser Saeed Alqadi, and Dr. Hany Mamdouh Fahmy (Saudi Arabia).

​ Major announcements included:

• Indo-UK Educational Corridor with NHS for ongoing ER evolution
• Red Park Nursing Program: 18-month NHS training for 250+ nurses nationwide creating empowered “Red Park Nurses” confident to question clinical calls for patient safety
• MarengoVation Award (trauma innovation), Good Samaritan Award, ITACC Excellence Awards (ER/Critical Care)
• Road Safety Initiative: CTMS with Tata Motors on key highways – Ahmedabad-Bombay-Nagpur-Bombay and Delhi-Varanasi

 Dr. Raajiv Singhal, Founding Member, Managing Director & Group CEO, said: “ITACC 2.0 is about building lasting ecosystems and the meaningful transformation in trauma and acute care comes from the seamless integration of global clinical expertise and frontline empowerment At Marengo Asia Hospitals, we believe that meaningful. Through these initiatives, we are building accountable ecosystems that combine precision protocols, nurse leadership, and accessible specialty care shaping a future where every emergency room operates as a trauma-ready center of excellence, delivering measurable outcomes for patients when seconds count.”

The event reinforced Marengo Asia’s Humane by Practice commitment, blending global expertise with local realities for measurable patient outcomes.