The Bronchiolitis season is upon us! Doctors and Nurses, can you help us to find parents of infants who have been treated for bronchiolitis in the ED? What for? A Parent Advisory Group In relation to what? The Regional and Rural Translation Bronchiolitis Study, (RART-Bronch). This MRFF funded research is based at the Murdoch Children’s

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Initiative launched to preserve fertility for children with cancer A new national initiative will bring hope to families affected by childhood cancers in Australia. Over the next five years, hundreds of children and young adults with cancer will be offered fertility preservation to start families of their own later in life, thanks to a landmark

Clinical PsychologistPaediatric Rehabilitation at The Royal Children’s Hospital’s (RCH)Grade 2 Clinical Psychologist.  (Psychologists on registrar program welcome to apply)Part time, 3 days a week – Ongoing. For more information:https://careers.rch.org.au/job/50-Flemington-Rd-Clinical-Psychologist-Paediatric-Rehabilitation-1/1059787266/ Find out more and apply here

A group of researchers from Westmead Hospital [Sydney] invites your emergency department to participate in a national survey on newborn resuscitation practices in the emergency department setting. Unplanned precipitous deliveries in emergency departments are associated with higher maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality. A significant number of these infants will need resuscitation. The aim is

Deciding with Children in Pediatric Healthcare: Children’s Participation in Healthcare Decision-Making provides both the ethical underpinning and practical strategies to meaningfully involve children in decisions that affect their healthcare. The book assists clinicians in bringing the perspectives and values of the child forward so that their preferences can be meaningfully incorporated into decision-making, or appropriately justified