Improving the care of severely injured children worldwide
The Paediatric Blast Injury Partnership is a collaboration between Save the Children, Imperial College London, and an operational group of expert clinicians with an interest in improving the care of severely injured children worldwide. Originally founded to support children in conflict, the team now support injured children in any context.
We are committed to producing and delivering resources and training that enable and empower the clinician to overcome the challenges of paediatric trauma care, be they resources, experience or psychological. We believe in taking down the barriers to success, not enhancing them. Join us in delivering high quality care to children worldwide.
Trauma is a significant cause of childhood mortality and morbidity, with injuries one of the main causes of death among children aged 5 to 19 worldwide. This means globally, approximately 900,000 children under the age of 18 die each year from trauma.
Our free resources and courses are available in the UK and worldwide, with the aim of providing health care professionals delivering trauma care in all settings with timely and appropriate, paediatric specific training.
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