OBJECTIVE: The goal of this study was to evaluate parents' capability to assess their febrile child's severity of illness and decision to present to the emergency department. We compared children referred by a general practitioner (GP) with those self-referred on the basis of illness-severity markers. METHODS: This was a cross-sectional observational study conducted at the emergency departments of a university and a teaching hospital. GP-referred or self-referred children with fever (aged <16 years) who presented to the emergency department (2006-2008) were included. Markers for severity of illness were urgency according to the Manchester Triage System, diagnostic interventions, therapeutic interventions, and follow-up. Associations between...
Fever in children is a common concern for parents and one of the most frequent presenting complaints...
Background: Fever in children is common and mostly caused by benign self-limiting infections. Yet co...
Objectives To explore how parents navigate urgent and emergency care (U&EC) services when their chil...
textabstractOBJECTIVE: The goal of this study was to evaluate parents' capability to assess their fe...
Objectives: First, to explore parents’ views on and experiences of managing their febrile child and ...
Purpose: It is important to advise parents when to consult a doctor when their child has fever. To p...
Purpose: It is important to advise parents when to consult a doctor when their child has fever. To p...
BackgroundMost febrile children contacting a GP cooperative are seen by a GP, although the incidence...
ObjectiveTo explore how parents judge disease severity of their febrile child and to identify sympto...
Background: Fever in children is common and mostly caused by self-limiting infections. However, the ...
Background: Fever among children is a leading cause of emergency department (ED) attendance and a di...
thesisFevers in children have been shown to be a common chief complaint presented to physicians both...
Objectives: To describe the characteristics and clinical outcomes of children with fever ≥5 days pre...
Fever in children is a common concern for parents and one of the most frequent presenting complaints...
Background: Fever in children is common and mostly caused by benign self-limiting infections. Yet co...
Objectives To explore how parents navigate urgent and emergency care (U&EC) services when their chil...
textabstractOBJECTIVE: The goal of this study was to evaluate parents' capability to assess their fe...
Objectives: First, to explore parents’ views on and experiences of managing their febrile child and ...
Purpose: It is important to advise parents when to consult a doctor when their child has fever. To p...
Purpose: It is important to advise parents when to consult a doctor when their child has fever. To p...
BackgroundMost febrile children contacting a GP cooperative are seen by a GP, although the incidence...
ObjectiveTo explore how parents judge disease severity of their febrile child and to identify sympto...
Background: Fever in children is common and mostly caused by self-limiting infections. However, the ...
Background: Fever among children is a leading cause of emergency department (ED) attendance and a di...
thesisFevers in children have been shown to be a common chief complaint presented to physicians both...
Objectives: To describe the characteristics and clinical outcomes of children with fever ≥5 days pre...
Fever in children is a common concern for parents and one of the most frequent presenting complaints...
Background: Fever in children is common and mostly caused by benign self-limiting infections. Yet co...
Objectives To explore how parents navigate urgent and emergency care (U&EC) services when their chil...