NZ Child Health Research Review Issue 32
In this issue:
– Does WBC predict serious bacterial infections in children?
– Short- vs standard-course antimicrobial therapy for UTIs in children
– Epidemiology of skin infections in Auckland
– Intranasal ketamine vs intranasal opioids for analgesia in paediatric patients
– What can simulation educators learn from reluctant participants?
– Liraglutide for children aged 6 to <12 years with obesity - Complications of excess weight in children - Young people’s views on type 2 diabetes care in England and Wales - Management of abnormal thyroid function tests in unwell infants - Cognitive development in individuals with congenital hypothyroidism
Expert contributor
Assoc Professor (Hon) Craig Jefferies
Craig has been a Paediatric Endocrinologist based at the Starship Children’s Hospital since 2004, with prior fellowships in Toronto and Starship Paediatric endocrinology. His research interests are predominantly in diabetes and diabetes technology, is an HRC clinical practitioner fellowship awardee and is an Assoc Professor (Hon) in the department of Paediatric and the Liggins Institute, […]
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