What is a Priority Setting Partnership?
A Priority Setting Partnership (PSP) brings together people with lived experience, members of the public, health professionals, and other stakeholders to identify the most important questions for future research. By collecting and reviewing questions from a wide range of voices, the PSP helps ensure that research is focused on the things that matter most to those affected.
What is the Road Injury Chain of Survival?
- The Road Injury Chain of Survival is a framework designed to improve survival and recovery after a road traffic collision. It includes five key stages:
- Early Recognition and Call for Help – spotting serious injury and getting help quickly.
- Early Rescue – safely freeing people trapped in vehicles.
- Early Initial Care – giving first aid at the scene, often by bystanders or emergency responders.
- Early Transport – getting injured people to the right hospital without delay.
- Early Hospital Care and Rehabilitation – treating injuries and supporting recovery in hospital and beyond.
By strengthening each of these links, we can reduce deaths and improve recovery for people injured on the roads. How we handle your data
