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Simulation-based education for paediatric surgeons: Does it really improve technical skills?. [19-Apr-2020]

Pacilli M. ; Clarke S.A.

Abstract . In this article we aim to summarise those areas of simulation-based research that relate to paediatric surgery; we present the current evidence behind low-fidelity simulation and computer-based simulation in improving the acquisition of surgical skills

New Genetic Biomarkers to Diagnose Pediatric Appendicitis. [26-Feb-2024]

Pacilli M. ; Kamaleswaran R.

Simulated participant methodology in paediatric surgical training: Exploring contemporary practices. [6-May-2020]

Ljuhar D.; Nestel D.; Gamble A.

Adult patients in paediatric intensive care units. [20-Dec-2022]

Leung K.K.Y.; Hon K.L.; Oberender F.; Ip P.; Tung J.Y.L.

Current assessment of parental and health professional perception of the colour of neonatal vomiting: Results of a scoping survey. [24-Nov-2021]

Chang A.; Sivasubramaniam M.; Souchon A.; Pacilli M. ; Nataraja R.M.

Abstract % nurses/midwives & 30% parents) considered dark and light green vomits to be a sign of intestinal obstruction. 67% (242/361) of participants (100% paediatric surgeons, 72% other doctors, 56% nurses/midwives and 62% parents) believed dark and light green

The application of simulation-based medical education in low- and middle-income countries; the Myanmar experience. [17-Apr-2020]

Yin Mar Oo; Nataraja R.M.

Abstract the various modalities of SBME that maybe utilised in a LMIC in South East Asia. The various tips for the establishment of a successful simulation-based paediatric surgical programme and the potential pitfall that should be avoided are discussed

Impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic on Anorexia Nervosa and Atypical Anorexia Nervosa Presentations. [3-Feb-2022]

Heeney C.; Lee S.; Gillman K.; Kyprianou K.

Surgical wound care: A survey of parental knowledge and expectations. [16-Jan-2020]

Pacilli M. ; Tandon S.; Qin K.R.; Nataraja R.M.

Abstract to complete the questionnaire for a same-day, clean abdominal procedure with a 2 cm incision to standardize responses. Expert responses from pediatric surgeons were utilized as a benchmark for nominating concordant answers. Result(s): 200 parents were surveyed

Nurses' perceptions of working with families in the paediatric intensive care unit. [29-Aug-2019]

Butler A.; Copnell B.; Willetts G.

Abstract with families of critically ill children in a mixed adult-paediatric intensive care unit (ICU). DESIGN: Descriptive qualitative design. METHODOLOGY: Five PICU nurses participated in semi-structured interviews. Data were analysed using thematic analysis

Reply to letter to the editor sample size analysis (Lander and Moni-Nwinia). [10-Jul-2020]

Ferguson P.; Nataraja R.M.; Pacilli M.

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Title Journal of Pediatric Nursing