Pediatrics
The Angkor Hospital for Children has made significant strides in its campaign to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer treatment, surpassing its target of $50,000 in just two weeks. The campaign aims to provide life-saving treatment for hundreds of young patients living with cancer in Cambodia, where the
Pediatrics
Investigations into pediatric health practices have yielded concerning findings regarding preoperative fasting times. A recent study conducted at the Children's Hospital of Mexico Federico Gomez revealed that prolonged fasting periods can have severe consequences for young patients undergoing elective surgery. The research, published in the Journal of PeriAnesthesia
Pediatrics
Families of children who relapse after haematopoietic stem cell transplant face significant challenges in decision-making, which can be emotionally and psychologically taxing. A recent meta-ethnographic review aimed to synthesize qualitative studies investigating how families conceptualize and cope with difficult decision-making situations, including treatment following relapse or refractory disease, decision for
Pediatrics
Over the past three decades, Pediatric Hospital Medicine has expanded significantly in North America to address the increasing complexity and acuity of the pediatric inpatient population. However, the field in Canada lacks a national competency framework to guide curriculum and practice. This study aimed to address this gap by defining
Pediatrics
Nemours Children's Health, a multistate pediatric health system, has been recognized for its commitment to delivering exceptional patient care. This is the third consecutive year that Nemours Children's Health has received the Excellence in Patient Experience Award from NRC Health. The award highlights the pediatric hospital
Pediatrics
China has continued its support for the development of pediatric healthcare in Cambodia by donating medical equipment and sending expert medical teams. The latest initiative saw the Hainan Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention donating two dental chairs to Cambodia's National Pediatric Hospital through the Cambodian Youth
Pediatrics
A new study published in the Pediatrics journal aimed to increase the use of a 2-bag intravenous fluid system for treating diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) in children. The research, conducted at two tertiary care pediatric hospitals, found that a quality improvement initiative led to a significant increase in the use of
Pediatrics
A recent study conducted by investigators at Johns Hopkins University emphasizes the need for ongoing education and mentorship among junior pediatric neurosurgeons. The research, published in the Journal of Neurosurgery, reveals that these young surgeons often practice in isolation or small practice groups, highlighting the importance of distance learning methods
Pediatrics
Researchers in Toronto, Canada have conducted a study to evaluate the impact of virtual care on lipid profiles and patient experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study, published in the Journal of Clinical Lipidology, analyzed data from 150 patients who attended both in-person and virtual appointments at a pediatric hospital
Pediatrics
The Muma Children's Hospital at Tampa General Hospital has achieved national recognition for demonstrating excellence in the delivery of high-quality pediatric care. Ranked among the top 10 health systems nationally and the only one in Florida, the hospital has been recognized as a top performer in the Pediatric
Pediatrics
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the medical landscape, particularly in pediatric care, in Japan. A recent study from the National Center for Child Health and Development highlights the impressive advancements in AI-powered medical treatments, leveraging deep learning technology and vast medical datasets. Researchers are utilizing AI to accelerate pathological diagnosis,
Pediatrics
Pediatric patients who experience violence, especially those injured by firearms, may benefit from hospital-based violence intervention programs (HVIPs). A new study published in Injury Prevention suggests that HVIPs can support recovery and engagement, regardless of the type of injury. Researchers at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia analyzed data
