Trauma Care

Trauma Care Trauma Care was founded in 1996 to address the need for commonly agreed standards of best clinical practice in the management of trauma.

We are the UK's leading trauma charity. Our aim is to help you help those in need. Trauma Care is the leading trauma charity. We are the only organisation that embraces and teaches all healthcare professionals in the care of trauma victims, from roadside to rehab. We were founded in 1996 to address the need for commonly agreed standards of best clinical practice in the management of trauma. We aim

to improve the outcome of the trauma victim by establishing best practice throughout the whole chain of care. We achieve this through education, research and publishing. No other organisation encompasses the diverse specialities involved in care of trauma victims from the moment of injury, to the return to active life. We will help you help those in need.

What an incredible achievement from Suzanne, Matt, Joe and Leo, who have successfully completed the London Marathon afte...
04/05/2026

What an incredible achievement from Suzanne, Matt, Joe and Leo, who have successfully completed the London Marathon after months of dedicated training and determination.

What started with group chat nerves quickly turned into an unforgettable race day experience. From early morning starts and winter miles to the buzz of the big day itself, they’ve shown fantastic commitment every step of the way. After crossing the finish line, celebrations were well and truly earned including a well-deserved beer and plenty of sore legs!

Together, they have now raised an amazing £10,303, plus £1,663 in Gift Aid, with their fundraising page still open for anyone who would like to support their efforts.

A huge thank you to everyone who has donated, encouraged and supported them throughout this journey it truly made all the difference. 💙

#£10303Raised

💻 Trauma Care Free Webinar – Resuscitation in 2050🗓 21st May 2026 | 🕗 8 PM🎤 Speaker: Prof Gavin Perkins🫀 What will resus...
26/04/2026

💻 Trauma Care Free Webinar – Resuscitation in 2050
🗓 21st May 2026 | 🕗 8 PM
🎤 Speaker: Prof Gavin Perkins

🫀 What will resuscitation look like in 2050?

Prof Gavin Perkins explores why cardiac arrest survival has plateaued and how we can improve outcomes - particularly in unwitnessed out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.

This session highlights the role of AI, data integration, and emerging technologies like wearables to enable earlier recognition and faster response, alongside future innovations such as predictive analytics and personalised care.

🎓 Prof Gavin Perkins, MBE, FMedSci, FERC, is Professor of Critical Care Medicine and Dean of Warwick Medical School (University of Warwick), and President of the Resuscitation Council UK. With over 30 years in resuscitation science, he has led major trials, secured over £20 million in funding, published more than 450 papers, and led the 2021 ERC Guidelines - shaping global CPR practice and policy.

📜 CPD Certificate
Free for members | Small fee for non-members

🎟 Free to attend – registration required
👉 https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2bSMuE7MTaKwBYF1pA4CZQ?kuid=83131eff-0382-4c0b-aecd-267693b8909a-1777229284&kref=DXl32T7ch4dT #/registration

This Sunday is race day.After months of early mornings, winter runs, and relentless dedication, Suzanne, Matt, Joe and L...
23/04/2026

This Sunday is race day.

After months of early mornings, winter runs, and relentless dedication, Suzanne, Matt, Joe and Leo are ready for the start line at the London Marathon.

From freezing winds to long endurance sessions, every mile has led to this moment. The hard work is done. Now it’s about staying sharp, trusting the training, and soaking in the experience.

The nerves are real. The excitement is even bigger.

Thank you to everyone who has supported them along the way - your encouragement has made all the difference. Let’s get behind them as they take on 26.2 miles this Sunday 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️💙

🎥 Missed our last Trauma Care webinar? Watch it on demand!💻 Trauma Care Free Webinar – Prehospital Head Injury Managemen...
23/04/2026

🎥 Missed our last Trauma Care webinar? Watch it on demand!

💻 Trauma Care Free Webinar – Prehospital Head Injury Management is now available, covering practical approaches to head injury in emergency care.

🧠 Learn about assessing older adults, key risk factors, anticoagulants, JRCALC guidance, and unwitnessed falls in care homes.

🎤 Speaker: Jack Barrett – Paramedic Senior Research Fellow in prehospital emergency care and traumatic brain injury.

If you couldn’t join us live, you can now watch the recording via the link below and obtain your CPD certificate:

👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpqRBLy9d2A

⏳ Only 4 days to go…💻 Trauma Care Free Webinar – Prehospital Head Injury Management🗓 16th April 2026 | 🕗 8 PM🎤 Speaker: ...
13/04/2026

⏳ Only 4 days to go…

💻 Trauma Care Free Webinar – Prehospital Head Injury Management
🗓 16th April 2026 | 🕗 8 PM
🎤 Speaker: Jack Barrett

🧠 Building on insights from recent webinars with the NICE Head Injury guideline lead and a geriatrician specialising in falls, this session brings everything together into a practical approach for emergency care.

Jack will explore whether we need to rethink chronological age, what really defines an older adult, key clinical risk factors for significant head injury, the impact of anticoagulants, working with JRCALC, and what we know about unwitnessed falls in care homes.

🎓 Paramedic Senior Research Fellow, Jack Barrett specialises in prehospital emergency care and traumatic brain injury, with a PhD focused on improving decision-making for older adults following head injury.

📜 CPD Certificate
Free for Trauma Care members
Available to non-members for a small fee after the webinar

🎟 Free to attend – registration required
👉 https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oP5mJcV0Swifx7ILcL3bGg #/registration

The whole Trauma Care team hopes everyone had a wonderful Easter! 🐣🌷💛 We hope your day was full of joy, laughter, and sp...
06/04/2026

The whole Trauma Care team hopes everyone had a wonderful Easter! 🐣🌷💛 We hope your day was full of joy, laughter, and special moments with loved ones. Thank you to everyone who works so hard to care for others we’re thinking of you and wishing you a little rest and happiness this season.

💚 At this year’s 28 Annual Trauma Care Conference, we were honoured to present Dr Richard Williams OBE TD MBChB FRCPsych...
31/03/2026

💚 At this year’s 28 Annual Trauma Care Conference, we were honoured to present Dr Richard Williams OBE TD MBChB FRCPsych(Hon) FRCPCH MRSPH DPM DMCC MIHSCM, Emeritus Professor at the University of South Wales, with the esteemed Trauma Care Fellowship Award.

The Trauma Care Fellowship recognises exceptional contributions to Trauma Care, including leadership, education, and long-standing service to the field.

A former military and NHS psychiatrist, Richard has been a dedicated supporter of Trauma Care for many years. He has played a pivotal role in shaping our conferences, particularly through his leadership of the mental health stream and his commitment to advancing understanding in this vital area.

Following his delivery of this year’s David Alexander Memorial Lecture, Richard now steps back from his involvement - leaving behind a lasting legacy of impact, insight, and dedication.

We are incredibly proud to recognise his outstanding contribution with this honour 💚

💻 Trauma Care Free Webinar – Prehospital Head Injury Management🗓 16th April 2026 | 🕗 8 PM🎤 Speaker: Jack Barrett🧠 Buildi...
27/03/2026

💻 Trauma Care Free Webinar – Prehospital Head Injury Management
🗓 16th April 2026 | 🕗 8 PM
🎤 Speaker: Jack Barrett

🧠 Building on recent webinars from the NICE Head Injury guideline lead and a geriatrician specialising in falls, this session brings these ideas together into a practical approach for emergency care.

Jack will explore whether we need to rethink chronological age, what defines an older adult, key clinical risk factors for significant head injury, the impact of anticoagulants, working with JRCALC, and what we know about unwitnessed falls in care homes.

🎓 Jack Barrett is a Paramedic Senior Research Fellow specialising in prehospital emergency care and traumatic brain injury, with a PhD focused on improving decision-making for older adults following head injury.

📜 CPD Certificate
Trauma Care members receive a free CPD certificate.
Non-members may purchase a CPD certificate for a small fee after the webinar.

🎟 Free to attend – registration required
👉 https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oP5mJcV0Swifx7ILcL3bGg #/registration

🎉 Our latest Trauma Care webinar is now available to watch online!European Guidelines on the Management of Bleeding afte...
26/03/2026

🎉 Our latest Trauma Care webinar is now available to watch online!

European Guidelines on the Management of Bleeding after Trauma, presented by Prof Tim Coats, is an insightful session packed with practical learning for those involved in trauma and emergency care.

🎤 Speaker: Prof Tim Coats

If you couldn’t join us live, you can now watch the recording via the link below and obtain your CPD certificate:

👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGbtxTxn7OE&feature=youtu.be

A huge thank you to everyone who attended.

If you have any requests for future webinar topics, please comment below — we’d love to hear your suggestions!

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