Global paediatric critical care research: mind the gaps
Author(s)
Schlapbach, Luregn J
Gelbart, Ben
Festa, Marino
Kanthimathinathan, Hari Krishnan
Peters, MJ
Erickson, Simon
Schibler, Andreas
Long, Debbie
Alexander, Jan
Beca, John
Sherring, Claire
Williams, Gary
Young, Janelle
Morritt, Mary Lou
Millar, Johnny
Delzoppo, Carmel
Ganu, Subodh
Letton, Georgia
Festa, Marino
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2019
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Dear Editor,
In their recent editorial [1], Kanthimathinathan and Peters summarize progress made in paediatric intensive care research during 2018 and report on the number of active paediatric critical care trials around the world. A key observation is the apparent disconnect between the global distribution of childhood mortality and the concentration of clinical trials in high-income settings. We would like to highlight important gaps towards a more inclusive global perspective on paediatric critical care trials.Dear Editor,
In their recent editorial [1], Kanthimathinathan and Peters summarize progress made in paediatric intensive care research during 2018 and report on the number of active paediatric critical care trials around the world. A key observation is the apparent disconnect between the global distribution of childhood mortality and the concentration of clinical trials in high-income settings. We would like to highlight important gaps towards a more inclusive global perspective on paediatric critical care trials.
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Journal Title
Intensive Care Medicine
Volume
45
Issue
5
Subject
Clinical sciences