🩺 How do we sustain de-implementation of low-value care in paediatric bronchiolitis?
Interviewing 50 ED and paediatric clinicians from 12 hospitals that took part in the PREDICT Bronchiolitis KT trial, the authors identified facilitators and barriers using the Consolidated Framework for Sustainability Constructs in Healthcare.
Key messages:
🔹 A culture of evidence-based practice, supported by senior leadership, helps maintain reduced use of five low-value practices (e.g., salbutamol, steroids, chest X-ray).
🔹 Ongoing multimodal education, formal and informal, reinforces key messages and supports new staff.
🔹 Strong clinical leaders as unofficial champions promote guideline use and model best practice.
🔹 Barriers included lack of paediatric-trained ED staff, bronchiolitis no longer seen as a priority, and limited time for education.
Sustaining de-implementation in acute care requires more than a one-off intervention: it needs culture, leadership and continuous education tailored to local context.
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Nirsevimab reduced odds of LRTI-related hospitalizations and emergency visits in infants ≤24 months, with no significant effect on all-cause hospitalizations. https://t.co/UIu6wVhlxM
Absolutely delighted to launch @MedPodLearn. A searchable medical podcast library with educational scaffolding and tools to download all your activity. Have a look!
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Respiratory PCR testing has exploded since the pandemic, but tests are expensive and sometimes used indiscriminately
We produced a statement for our regional network to help guide testing and improve diagnostic stewardship
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The scientific integrity of healthcare systems relies on honest reporting of concerns from clinicians about side effects and ethics. Psychologically safe organisations thrive because they allow debate.
Proud to sign this petition regarding the reinstatement of @Jilliantweeting
Amazing piece of work by @DrSimonCraig & colleagues
A caregiver's concern their child is getting worse is an independent risk factor for ICU admission
A number of really important take-aways from this study so it isn't mis-interpreted.
Thread 1/n 🧵
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Neat summary of the study by @DFTBubbles (and apologies I hadn't appreciated the lead author Erin Mills @drerinmills was on X!)
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This external validation of the Phoenix sepsis criteria found similar test characteristics to the original derivation study. https://t.co/R7T2fgXlSr @nkuppermann
Proud to announce the publication of the kids THRIVE trial - Effectiveness of nasal high-flow oxygen during apnoea on hypoxaemia an... https://t.co/6D82hx4Wcd We would like to thank the dedicated clinicians, trial steer committee & most importantly the children & their families
Challenges faced by healthcare providers in rural, remote, and regional health centres in Queensland during a paediatric resuscitation course
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The ASGBI Trauma Committee - 3 days to go to apply! https://t.co/cemwkLyBdI The committee represents the interests of trauma clinicians to coordinate a portfolio of trauma education, research and strategy - join us!