Trauma and fractures
Childhood Fractures PSP
James Lind Alliance Childhood Fractures Research Priority Setting Partnership
About the study
Working with children, families and clinicians to agree the most important unanswered questions about fractures.
The Childhood Fractures Research Priority Setting Partnership brings together children, families, caregivers and healthcare professionals to identify and prioritise unanswered research questions.
It covers the whole pathway from urgent care and treatment to rehabilitation and longer-term effects on children and families.
The partnership follows the James Lind Alliance priority setting process and is led from Nottingham.
For the partnership protocol, its scope and further information, visit the official James Lind Alliance Childhood Limb Fractures PSP page.