NCEPOD: Trauma - Who Cares? - London Health Programmes

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AcknowledgementsThis is the twenty first report published by NCEPOD and, as always, could not have beenachieved without the support of a wide range of individuals and organisations.Our particular thanks go to:The Expert Group who advised NCEPOD:Dr B WinterConsultant in Adult Critical CareDr C CarneyChief Executive East Anglian Ambulance NHS TrustMr D GilroyConsultant General SurgeonMr K PorterConsultant Orthopaedic SurgeonProfessor P GiannoudisProfessor of Trauma and OrthopaedicsMr S DaviesTrauma Nurse Co-ordinatorProfessor T CoatsProfessor of Emergency MedicineMr T PigottConsultant Spinal SurgeonMs E SymondsLay RepresentativeDr A GrayConsultant AnaesthetistDr A NicholsonConsultant Vascular Radiologist,Clinical Director of RadiologyDr I DoughtyConsultant PaediatricianThe Advisors who reviewed the cases:Dr A WilsonConsultant in Emergency MedicineMiss A HutchingsTrauma Nurse Specialist / Trauma Co-ordinatorDr A FeazeyConsultant in Emergency MedicineDr A BlackConsultant PaediatricianMiss A McGinleyConsultant NurseDr A SutcliffeConsultant in Intensive CareMr A ArmstrongConsultant Plastic SurgeonMr B WhiteConsultant Neurosurgeon4
AcknowledgementsDr C StevensonSpecialist Registrar in AnaesthesiaDr C GomezConsultant in Intensive CareDr C DeakinConsultant AnaesthetistDr D GardinerConsultant in Intensive CareDr D BrydenConsultant in Intensive CareMr D TeanbyConsultant Orthopaedic SurgeonDr D EsbergerConsultant in Emergency MedicineDr E AbrahamsonConsultant in Emergency MedicineMiss H CattermoleConsultant Orthopaedic SurgeonMr M PerryConsultant Oral and Maxillofacial SurgeonMr M McMonagleSpecialist Registrar in General SurgeryMr N TaiConsultant Vascular SurgeonDr O BagshawConsultant PaediatricianDr R LandauConsultant in Emergency MedicineDr R BanksSpecialist Registrar in Maxillofacial SurgeryMr S MarksConsultant NeurosurgeonDr S SmithConsultant in Emergency MedicineDr S LuneyConsultant AnaesthetistDr J BerridgeConsultant AnaesthetistMr K BrohiConsultant General SurgeonMajor M ButlerSpecialist Registrar in Trauma and Orthopaedics5
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Page 10 and 11: ForewordSevere injury - a car crash
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Published November 2007 by the Nati
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