Qualitative study highlights operational knowledge for resilient trauma care systems in conflict zones, suggesting a framework for improvement.
Trauma care in modern conflict cannot rely on improvisation or technical skill alone. It must be underpinned by ethical, resilient and locally grounded systems. Our study highlights the operational knowledge of field practitioners, offering a foundation for building trauma care systems that are integrated, resilient, locally anchored, and worthy of the people they aim to serve.
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