Large projects
Here’s a portfolio giving details of the projects who have received funding from us in our large grants programme.
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University College London
Maximising learning from child road fatalities: evidence for action
This project will conduct a detailed analysis of the data held by the National Child Mortality Database, incorporating quantitative and qualitative approaches to uncover patterns, associations, and narratives related to child road fatalities, with the aim of developing a holistic understanding of the underlying risk factors for road fatalities in 0–17-year-olds in England, and the potential interventions needed for different groups to reduce risk of child and improve safety.
University Hospital Southampton
Data Sustains Life (DSL), linking healthcare and road safety data to evidence preventative strategies towards vision zero.
The DSL project aims to address the lack of joined-up data, at scale, that a) quantifies the harm done by road traffic collision; b) supports prioritisation of collision and injury prevention strategies at national, regional, and local level; c) identifies and mitigates injuries with long-term consequences and high costs for society.
Imperial College London
Children Cycle Helmet Rating
The aim of this project is to rate popular cycle helmets worn by children on UK roads and disseminate the results for the benefit of consumers and designers.
Devon Air Ambulance Trust
IMPACT - the centre for post-collision research, innovation and translation
This research aims to decrease the morbidity and mortality associated with road trauma by rigorously considering the role of the bystander, including professional bystanders, in the post-collision phase of care.
Coventry University
In-Situ Mobile Application for the Triage of Pedestrians in Vehicle Collision (SENTINEL)
This project will create and test the feasibility of a new mobile triage application for ambulance and emergency department services.
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