Research Library

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Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

Estimating mortality in conflict settings: expert perspectives on methods, barriers, and ethical challenges

(Published March 3 2026)

Policy and legislation enablers for regionalization of the global EMT strategy.

Cambridge University Press (Published May 21, 2025)

The temporal politics of inevitability: Mass death during the COVID‑19 pandemic

(Published April 8 2025)

The Routledge handbook of disaster response and recovery.

(Published March 25 2025)

A review of the response and the emergency medical teams (EMTs) deployment in Armenia following an explosion at a fuel depot near Stepanakert (Nagorno‑Karabakh)

(Published Feb 18 2025)

What Do Patients Seek Care for at a Health Facility in the Aftermath of an Earthquake? Experiences From an Emergency Medical Team in Türkoğlu, Türkiye 2023

Cambridge University Press (Published Jan 10, 2025)

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Books and Book Chapters

Humanitarian medicine and disaster relief

(Published March 28 2025

How to prepare for a mission in a conflict or disaster zone

Conference Abstracts

Britain’s medical humanitarianism in Ukraine: Lessons for professional training

(Published Dec 15 2025)

Transforming the Type 1 EMT Approach: How Rehabilitation Shaped UK-Med’s Gaza Type 1 EMT

Cambridge University Press (Published 21 May, 2025)

Revolutionizing Recovery: The Hidden Power of Rehabilitation Unveiled in UK-Med’s EMT Type 2 in Gaza

Cambridge University Press (Published 21 May, 2025)

World Health Organization Emergency Medical Teams Global Meeting

Preventing The Next Pandemic in Lebanon

ESPID 2023: Paediatric Infectious Diseases Congress (Published May 8, 2023)

Reports & Grey Literature

Humanitarian Medicine and Disaster Relief

T. Redmond, 2025

Sixth Emergency Medical Teams Global Meeting Report

WHO, 2025

The Increasing Threat of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases in Lebanon

World Health Organisation (Published December 18, 2024)

National Outbreak Response Handbook (GOARN)

WHO, 2024

UK-MED: Saving Lives in Humanitarian Crises

H.S. Kohli, 2024

Case Study of Leadership Crossing Borders: The Burma Skincare Initiative

Lwin & Griffiths, 2023

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Dissertations and Theses

Disaster documentation: Improving medical information‑sharing in sudden‑onset disaster scenarios 

(Published Aug 19 2019)

 

The politics of British medical humanitarian aid: NGOs, the state and the military

2019

Medical documentation in sudden onset disasters: A review of the introduction and incorporation of the agreed WHO Minimum Data Set for emergency medical teams

2019

Professional Commentary and Medical Journalism

How climate change is affecting child development

(Published Oct 6 2023)

Seven ways to save lives on the frontline of the climate crisis

(Published Oct 15 2021)

Tony Redmond: Still hoping to play the blues

(Published May 11 2016)

David Nott: The doyen of modern‑day war surgery talks about what drives him into the world’s most dangerous conflict zones

(Published June 12 2015)

UK health workers have key role in international disaster relief

(Published Nov 3 2015)

The United Kingdom International Emergency Trauma Register: Preparing doctors for humanitarian relief work

(Published May 31 2013)