La Rabida Children's Hospital

1082: SHIFTING THE CULTURE: TRACHEITIS GUIDELINES REDUCE OVERDIAGNOSIS IN A PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL

Jessica Shriver, Emma Gersch, Simon Parzen-Johnson, Christina Billy et autres

Introduction: There is significant variability in the indications for treatment of tracheitis, as well as the type and course of treatment. Our pediatric specialty care hospital has an average daily census of trach/vent patients (ADCv) of >15, presenting the opportunity to implement …

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Children are not “tiny” adults: Pediatric palliative care research as advocacy

Suzanne R. Gouda, K. Sarah Hoehn

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Timing Is Everything

Suzanne R. Gouda, K. Sarah Hoehn

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Starting From Scratch*

Suzanne R. Gouda, K. Sarah Hoehn

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Use of Mindful Meditation in Critically Ill Children: A Pilot Study

McGrew Bailey, Marupudi Neelima, Ewing Sylvia, Grant Emanuel et autres

Mindful meditation has been shown to improve well-being and decrease stress. We hypothesized that mindful meditation would be feasible in the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) setting and well-received by participants, caregivers, and nurses.

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Walking a Tightrope: Balancing Continuity for Long-Stay Patients and Wellness for Clinicians in an Ever-Evolving Landscape*

Suzanne R. Gouda, K. Sarah Hoehn

The patient population of PICUs has evolved significantly over time, with decreasing mortality rates but increasing morbidity rates for patients (1,2). The number of children living with complex chronic conditions (CCCs) continues to increase, and with that come substantial healthcare needs. While …

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Family Partnership in Continuing Medical Education: A Collaborative Experience

Catherine Diskin, Kate L Robinson, Rishi Agrawal, Deiren Masterson et autres

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Spinal Shock in Severe SCI Dogs and Early Implementation of Intensive Neurorehabilitation Programs

Débora Gouveia, Carla Carvalho, Natalina Vong, Ana Carolina Pereira et autres

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Sickle cell trait and multisystem trauma: an unaddressed urgent knowledge gap

Frazer A. Tessema, Gabrielle Lapping‐Carr, Murtala I. Affini, Isaiah K Selkridge et autres

Sickle cell trait (SCT) has historically been considered a benign condition, but SCT-positive patients have increased baseline risk of venous thromboembolism and chronic kidney disease, as well as increased risk of sickled erythrocytes in settings of hypoxia, acidosis, and hypovolemia. Multisystem traumatic …

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True Resilience: A Look Inside COVID’s Effect on Children with Medical Complexity and Their Families

Sarah M. Mitchell

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Research priorities for children with neurological impairment and medical complexity in high‐income countries

Catherine Diskin, Kristina Malik, Peter J. Gill, Nada Rashid et autres

AIM: To identify the highest-priority clinical research areas related to children with neurological impairment and medical complexity among clinicians and caregivers. METHOD: A modified, three-stage Delphi study using online surveys and guided by a steering committee was completed. In round 1, clinicians …

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Candida auris and Carbapenemase-Producing Organism Prevalence in an Extended Stay Pediatric Hospital, Chicago, Illinois, 2019

Kelly Walblay, Tristan D. McPherson, Elissa Roop, David F. Soglin et autres

Background:Candida auris and carbapenemase-producing organisms (CPO) are multidrug-resistant organisms that can colonize people for prolonged periods and can cause invasive infections and spread in healthcare settings, particularly in high-acuity long-term care facilities. Point-prevalence surveys (PPSs) conducted in long-term acute-care hospitals in the …

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