Dobson, Geoffrey P., Morris, Jodie L., and Letson, Hayley L. (2024) Transforming research to improve therapies for trauma in the twenty‑first century: an alternative perspective. Critical Care, 28. 135.

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Abstract

[Extract] We read with interest the perspective of Juffermans and colleagues on transforming research to improve therapies for trauma care in the twenty-first century [1]. We would like to offer a different perspective. We think a more interesting approach is to ask how historians of science 50 or 100 years from now might view our progress in the early twenty-first century? Instead of looking into the future from where we stand today, we move the needle into the future and reflect backwards.

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Item Type:	Article (Editorial)
ISSN:	1466-609X
Keywords:	trauma; hemorrhage; drug development; translation; systems
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Date Deposited:	30 Apr 2024 05:06
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