Addressing gaps in our understanding of the drowning patient: a protocol for the retrospective development of an Utstein style database and multicentre collaboration.
Ogilvie ThomKym RobertsPeter A LeggatSusan G DevineAmy E PedenRichard Charles FranklinPublished in: BMJ open (2023)
This study has been approved by Metro North Human Research and Ethics Committee (Project No: 49754) and James Cook University Human Research Ethics Committee (H8014). It has been endorsed by national drowning prevention organisations Royal Life Saving Society Australia (RLSSA) and Surf Life Saving Australia (SLSA). Study findings will provide data to better inform clinical management of drowning patients and provide an evidence base on sex and gender differences in drowning. Results will be disseminated through peer review publications, conference presentations and media releases. Results will also be disseminated through RLSSA and SLSA membership of the Australian and New Zealand Resuscitation Council and the Australian Water Safety Council.
Keyphrases
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- randomized controlled trial
- induced pluripotent stem cells
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- ejection fraction
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- chronic kidney disease
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- tertiary care
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