Knowledge Translation in Australasian Paediatric Acute Care Settings: a multi-centred, cluster-randomised controlled trial comparing a tailored, theory informed Knowledge Translation intervention versus passive dissemination of a bronchiolitis guideline.

Dr Stuart Dalziel0 个研究点目标入组 11,772 人开始时间: 2016年11月14日最近更新: 2020年1月13日

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•1. Have an ED census of >135 cases of bronchiolitis per year.
•2. Be willing to participate (either in the control or intervention arm).
•3. A signed department agreement by both ED and inpatient clinical directors.
•4. Have the ability to collect the required retrospective patient data from clinical notes.
•Staff Cohort
•* Current ED or general paediatric employee
•* On active practice roster
•* Registrars, House Officers (or equivalent) or consultants
•* Current ED or general paediatric employee
•* On active practice roster
•* Registered or enrolled nurse
•Patient Medical Record Cohort
•1.Aged less than 12 months (at time of presentation), AND
•2.A recorded diagnosis of bronchiolitis on discharge from ED to home, OR
•3.A diagnosis of bronchiolitis on discharge from inpatient area AND a recorded diagnosis of bronchiolitis in ED

•1. Inability to audit clinical notes.
•2. Be averse to participating if randomised to the control arm.
•3. Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne; Perth Children’s Hospital (formerly known as Princess Margaret), Perth; Starship Children’s Health, Auckland - due to potential bias..
•Staff Cohort
•Medical and Nursing
•* Students / interns
•* Clinicians not currently engaged in clinical practice
•* Agency or bank staff (nurses) or locums (medical)
•Patient Medical Record Cohort
•(must meet all inclusion criteria)

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Dr Stuart Dalziel