Evidence
Evidence summaries
Clear syntheses of research relevant to haemorrhage control, wound management, infection, reconstruction, rehabilitation and long-term recovery.
Publications and resources
Evidence designed to be used.
Peer-reviewed research, evidence briefs, protocols and learning resources for clinical and policy audiences.
Open, clear and decision-relevant.
Publication is one step in the impact pathway, not the end of it.
We aim to make findings discoverable and understandable beyond specialist journals. Outputs may include plain-language summaries, clinical evidence briefs, implementation guides, methods resources and datasets where governance and consent permit.
This page brings together the Centre’s developing programme of evidence summaries, methods resources and research communications. New material will be added as work is completed and approved for release.
Research communications
Methods
Research methods
Practical resources for study design, outcome selection, implementation research and responsible work in complex or disrupted care settings.
Practice
Clinical and service briefs
Decision-focused material intended to help clinicians, educators, service leaders and partner organisations interpret emerging evidence.
Engagement
Seminars and learning
Talks, workshops and accessible materials that connect wound science, surgery, rehabilitation, engineering and lived experience.
Resource library
Evidence briefs
Concise summaries of current evidence for clinicians, service leaders and decision-makers.
Study materials
Protocols, statistical analysis plans, reporting checklists and data dictionaries where shareable.
Learning resources
Seminar recordings, workshop materials, reading lists and practical methods guidance.
Current priorities
Topics shaping our work
Measuring recovery after conflict-related limb injury
Bringing survival, function, pain, participation and patient-reported outcomes into a coherent approach to evaluation.
Research in disrupted and resource-limited pathways
Addressing transfer between systems, missing data, variable follow-up and the realities of implementation under pressure.
Connecting disciplines around complex wound care
Creating opportunities for clinicians, scientists, engineers, rehabilitation specialists and people with lived experience to work together.
Request a paper or resource
Contact us about accessible formats, research collaboration, educational material or future Centre outputs.