Advancing Trauma Care Across Nepal
The Trauma Society of Nepal (TSN) brings together orthopaedic and trauma specialists from all seven provinces to build a resilient, nationwide system of care for the injured, from city operating theatres to the most remote districts.
Nepal Trauma Con 2026
United for Trauma Care, Together for Tomorrow. TSN's flagship national conference brings specialists, allied health workers and policymakers together to mark World Trauma Day and shape the next steps for trauma care in Nepal.
- Date
- 10 October 2026
- Venue
- Chitwan, Nepal
A national home for trauma & orthopaedic care
Membership connects you with a growing community of specialists working to raise the standard of trauma care in every corner of Nepal.
Training & Skill Development
Access workshops, scientific sessions and fellowship opportunities that build advanced trauma management and surgical skills.
A Nationwide Network
Connect with provincial representatives and colleagues across all seven provinces, from Koshi to Sudurpashchim.
Research & Advocacy
Contribute to scientific research and data-driven policy that improves safety, pre-hospital care and trauma rehabilitation nationwide.
High-quality trauma care, accessible to every citizen
TSN exists to make specialised trauma and orthopaedic care accessible and affordable to every citizen of Nepal, particularly those in remote and underserved areas. As road networks expand and the country urbanises, the burden of road traffic injuries, workplace accidents and disaster-related trauma continues to grow.
We work to standardise trauma protocols, expand training for paramedics and frontline clinicians, run free health camps in remote regions, and partner with health authorities to shape better safety and health policy.
More About TSN
A message from Dr. Pramod Lamichhane
“The effective management of critical trauma demands far more than clinical expertise alone. It requires a resilient healthcare system, access to modern technology, and close collaboration among medical professionals across disciplines and provinces. Together, we remain committed to building a robust and sustainable trauma care network for Nepal: one that saves lives, restores function, and reduces the long-term burden of severe injury.”Dr. Pramod Lamichhane President, Trauma Society of Nepal