Clinical Resources
Clinical Resources
Guidance and skills training for staff
List of network guidelines:
Adult & Paediatric Acute Trauma Inter-Hospital Transfer SOP
ARI-RACH MT SPoC SOP v1.2 .pdf
NoS Major Trauma Repatriation Policy.pdf
Major Trauma Child Protection Triage
Pre-Transfer Stabilisation of the Critically Injured Child
A Guide to Rural Emergency Practitioner Shadowing
Links to other guidelines:
NICE Guidelines relevant to Major Trauma Services
- NG40 Major Trauma Service Delivery
- NG39 Major Trauma: Assessment and Initial Management
- NG41 Spinal Injury Assessment and Initial Management
- NG37 Fractures (Complex) Assessment and Management
- NG38 Fractures (Non-Complex) Assessment and Management
- NG176 Head Injury Assessment and Early Management
The Royal College of Radiologists
European Association for Urology
Brain Trauma Foundation
British Orthopaedic Association's Standards for Trauma (BOAST Guidelines)
Academic Journal Articles and Useful Websites:
Published by Health Technology Assessment, Volume 17, Issue 10, March 2013
Published in Emergency Medicine Journal, 2005, 22: 22-24
Rehabilitation & Enablement Bank
Please use the attached form to access funding for additional AHP support through the Rehabilitation & Enablement Bank:
Posters from the NoS Trauma Network Annual Event 2022
Support Across the Network - Real Time Simulation During EMRS North liaison visit to NHS Orkney
Frailty Scoring in the Emergency Department
Major Incidents: Is Raigmore Hospital prepared?
Not to be Missed - Implementing a Tertiary Survey Proforma in a Trauma Unit
Paediatric Head Injuries Requiring Admission - Compliance with a new Proforma
Patient Outcome Feedback for Pre-hospital Staff
Reducing Fasting Times for Trauma Patients
Post Discharge Follow-up for Major Trauma Patients. Improving Patient Experience
Rib Rescued? - A Review of a Major Trauma Centre Rib Fracture Service 4 years on
Fun with FEES: Creating novel methods to support Speech and Language Therapists competency development of flexible endoscopic examination of swallowing (FEES) for patients in critical care