The goal of this program is to improve patient outcomes through use of cognitive aids in paediatric emergencies. Includes: Compare the Pedi Crisis 2.0 app with SafeLocal; strengths of the Pedi Stat app in paediatric emergencies.
The goal of this program is to improve the use of regional anesthesia in children by using regional anesthesia as a potential alternative to pediatric procedural sedation.
The goal of this program is to evaluate the results of recent studies assessing the neurodevelopmental effects of anesthesia in young children and the validity of current nil per os guidelines.
The goal of this program is to improve administration of procedural sedation in children with congenital heart disease (CHD), including differentiating between acyanotic and cyanotic heart disease, and optimising use of dexmedetomidine in combination with a local anaesthetic.
The goal of this program is to improve management of common issues in paediatric anaesthesiology, including distinguishing nervous system response to stress and recognising risk factors for emergence delirium.
The goal of this program is to improve sedation practices in children with chronic illnesses, including benefits vs risks associated with common sedative agents, potential complications which may arise following sedation among children with select comorbidities and determining GA vs sedation.
The goal of this program is to improve the management of paediatric pulmonary hypertension (PPH), including use of bosentan, use of the Potts shunt and use of milrinone in paediatric pulmonary hypertensive crisis.
This program aims to improve reduction of risk associated with ophthalmic surgery in the pediatric population, inlcuding assesing patients with sleep apnea, Sturge-Weber and Alport syndromes.
This program aims to improve outcomes and efficacy of infant sedation, and includes choosing an appropriate level of sedation, selecting an appropriate route of administration, and minimising risk for neurodevelopmental effects.
This program aims to improve pediatric advanced life support and the contrasting use of cuffed vs uncuffed endotracheal tubes in pediatric advanced life support.
This program aims to improve chronic pain management in adolescent patients, better interpret pain scores, and implement strategies to improve postoperative outcomes in teenage patients.
This program aims to improve the management of airways in paediatric patients, and includes recognising risk factors, treating laryngospasm, and selecting appropriate endotracheal tubes.
This program aims to improve safety in outpatient surgery, and includes applying appropriate exclusionary criteria and protocols for the assessment of children.
The following program aims to improve the management of difficult airways in children. Areas of interest include identifying airway management issues likely to occur in children and using clinical devices to manage pediatric airways.
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