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PPP: Patterns of Paediatric Physiological Monitoring and Clinical Deterioration in UK Prehospital Care (Pre-hospital Paediatric Physiology study
Safe People
Organisation name
University of Leicester
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Safe Projects
Project ID
SDE_WXS_PROJ_130
Lay summary
The PRANA programme exists to support the utilisation of linked data to improve health care and prevent disease. This PPP study perfectly aligns with the PRANA Registry’s aim, in that the findings from the PPP study are expected to influence improvements in the care of critically ill and injured children within the UK and to provide support for developing strategies to recognise and prevent deterioration in these children. The full report and findings from the research will be shared openly with Wessex SDE and University Hospital Southampton, via the PRANA team, enabling direct local action for potential improvements to patient pathways or treatments as a result.
Public benefit statement
The physiology of children through ambulance service care and into hospital outcome has been extremely challenging prior to the development of PRANA. There is an expectation that assessment of children’s physiology in the really early phase of their NHS journey will inform our understanding of how to spot sick children and how to recognise deterioration in clinical state.
Other approval committees
PRANA
Latest approval date
27/03/2026
Safe Data
Dataset(s) name
PRANA - PPP
Safe Setting
Access type
TRE
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