Latest News About Major Trauma

Updated 2026-05-18 23:07

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Expansion in psychological support at London's major ...

The NHS in London is improving mental health support for patients with major trauma injuries, their families, local communities and the staff who care for them, with a £4m investment in the capital’s four major trauma centres. This will improve the NHS’ day-to-day resilience and its ability to step-up support in the event of a major incident in the capital – and has already benefited over 5,000 patients (December 2024).

www.westlondon.nhs.uk

More than 1,600 extra trauma victims alive today says major ...

New findings show the creation of major traumas centres has led to the survival of more than 1,600 patients who have suffered some of the most severe and complicated injuries thanks to top teams of surgeons, doctors and clinical staff. Patients also spent fewer days in hospital and had improved quality of life after receiving critical care. … there is no doubt that the new trauma system has saved many lives as these patients receive blood transfusion and specialist surgery much quicker than...

medicalxpress.com

572 more lives saved by the East Midlands Major Trauma Centre | Latest news

The NHS in England has saved an additional 1,600 patients with severe injuries since major trauma centres (MTC) were established in 2012, including 572 patients at the East Midlands MTC in Nottingham. Major traumas centres, including the East Midlands MTC based at Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham, care for patients who have suffered the most severe and complicated injuries, many life-threatening. The East Midlands MTC is the busiest in the country, treating 9,627 patients since it opened...

www.nuh.nhs.uk

More than 1,600 extra trauma victims alive today says major new study

The NHS in England has saved an additional 1,600 patients with severe injuries since major trauma centres were established in 2012. New findings show the creation of major traumas centres has led to the survival of more than 1,600 patients who have suffered some of the most severe and complicated injuries thanks to top teams of surgeons, doct...

www.manchester.ac.uk