When a team of experts came to Florida early this year, they found a trauma-care system that needed change.
Parts of the overall structure of the system were outdated, the experts wrote in a report released this week. And in what they called "the most striking challenge," various players in the hospital industry are in long-running battles about where trauma centers should be allowed to open.
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