| PROJECT TITLE | POST-DOCTORAL BRIDGING FELLOWSHIP: PREHOSPITAL PAEDIATRIC PAIN |
| Funding body | Health Education England |
| Total funding | £13,730 |
| Team |
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| Team/consortium | University of Lincoln (UoL)
East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust (EMAS) University of Nottingham (UoN) Monash University (MU) |
| Overarching aim | Develop a competitive application for a post-doctoral fellowship [NIHR ICA Clinical Lectureship]. |
| Objectives | Design a substantial research project.
Develop a programme of training. Collaborate and network. Bring together a team to manage the research project. Disseminate research findings from PhD. Combine above objectives, develop, and then submit a substantial post-doctoral fellowship application. |
| Methods | Current plan for proposed research project:
Title: Pre-hospital pain management in children and young people: An intervention development and early feasibility study. Aim: Explore the experiences of children, young people, parents/carers and ambulance clinicians and develop a co-produced intervention to improve pre-hospital pain management. Methods: A mixed methods sequential exploratory study will be performed, including a multiple qualitative case study (work package [WP]1), consensus methods (WP2) and feasibility testing (WP3). |
| Outputs | Post-doctoral fellowship application submission. |
| Impact | Improved quality of care for children suffering pain who are attended by ambulance. |