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SP3 The effect of electronic prescribing and medicines administration systems (epmass) on paediatric medication errors by Octavio, Aragon, Goher, Fayyaz, Andrea, Gill, Charles, Morecroft

“…BackgroundThe complex nature of paediatric prescribing makes this population more vulnerable to medication errors.1Electronic Prescribing and Medicines…”
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Themes associated with uncollected paediatric prescriptions at a large tertiary children’s hospital: a retrospective, observational study by Williams, Chloe Elizabeth Charlotte, Bracken, Louise, Gill, Andrea, Oni, Louise

“…ObjectiveThis study aimed to assess the number of prescriptions that were uncollected by caregivers to identify any predisposing systemic themes that may act…”
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“A hard-won capability”: the experiences of parents managing their babies' medicines after discharge from a neonatal unit by Bracken, Louise, Clark, Janet, Gill, Andrea, O'Brien, Fiona, Dewey, Rachael, Barker, Catrin, Carter, Bernie

“…Introduction Parents of babies who required neonatal care are responsible for managing their medicines after they are discharged home. There is wide variation…”
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Temporal contribution to gravitational WKB-like calculations by Akhmedova, Valeria, Pilling, Terry, de Gill, Andrea, Singleton, Douglas

“…Recently, it has been shown that the radiation arising from quantum fields placed in a gravitational background (e.g. Hawking radiation) can be derived using a…”
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Comments on anomaly versus WKB/tunneling methods for calculating Unruh radiation by Akhmedova, Valeria, Pilling, Terry, de Gill, Andrea, Singleton, Douglas

“…In this Letter we make a critique of, and comparison between, the anomaly method and WKB/tunneling method for obtaining radiation from non-trivial spacetime…”
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Cross-sectional study of prescribing errors in patients admitted to nine hospitals across North West England by Seden, Kay, Kirkham, Jamie J, Kennedy, Tom, Lloyd, Michael, James, Sally, Mcmanus, Aine, Ritchings, Andrew, Simpson, Jennifer, Thornton, Dave, Gill, Andrea, Coleman, Carolyn, Thorpe, Bethan, Khoo, Saye H

“…Objective To evaluate the prevalence, type and severity of prescribing errors observed between grades of prescriber, ward area, admission or discharge and type…”
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Moving to Integration? The Origins of Chicago’s Gautreaux Program and the Limits of Voucher-Based Housing Mobility by Gill, Andrea M. K.

“…This article explores the origins and implementation of Chicago’s Gautreaux Assisted Housing Program, which used federal vouchers to move poor African American…”
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Oral paracetamol dosing in hospitalised children in the UK by Craske, Jennie, Gill, Andrea

“…The doses recommended for all indications, except postoperative pain, are based on the age of the child rather than their weight.1 We understand that the BNFC…”
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P36 Medications given via enteral feeding tubes to paediatric inpatients by Gill, Andrea, Bembridge, Abigayle

“…AimApproximately 17,000 children in the UK require nutritional support via enteral feeding tubes,1 many of whom administer medicines via this route…”
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P25 Incidents involving paediatric parenteral nutrition by Zhu, Kouzhu, Gill, Andrea

“…Aim Parenteral nutrition (PN) is one of the medications most frequently reported to be involved in medication errors in hospital. 1 PN is a class of high alert…”
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From Binary to Intersectional to Imbricated Approaches: Gender in a Decolonial and Diasporic Perspective by Gill, Andréa, Pires, Thula

“…Abstract This article proposes a re-reading of the problem of gender, or as it has been put, more often than not, ‘the woman problem,’ that resists the…”
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P03 Paracetamol dosing in hospitalised children – a national survey by Gill, Andrea, Wignell, Andrew, Craske, Jennie

“…AimThe purpose of this survey was to establish how closely paracetamol prescribing for paediatric inpatients reflects dosing guidance in the British National…”
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P04 Variability in concentration of oral liquid medicines prescribed for children in England- an analysis by Wignell, Andrew, Gill, Andrea, Duncan, Jennifer

“…AimLiquid medicines are commonly prescribed for children. Multiple concentrations are in use for many drugs, increasing the risk of error. This project aimed…”
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Evaluation of age-banded dosing of oral paracetamol in hospitalised children: a retrospective analysis using clinical data in a tertiary paediatric hospital by Wright, Kirstie, Craske, Jennie, Gill, Andrea, Jenson, John, Arnold, Philip

“…ObjectiveTo evaluate age-banded dosing in paediatric inpatients by determining the proportion of patients whose dose would fall outside the therapeutic range…”
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14 A comparison of age-banded and weight-based oral paracetamol dosing in hospitalised children by Wright, Kirstie, Craske, Jennie, Gill, Andrea, Jenson, John, Arnold, Philip

“…The British National Formulary for Children contains two dosing strategies for oral paracetamol: age-banded and weight-based. Weight-based is used in our…”
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P14 Identification of prescribing errors in a paediatric intensive care unit (PICU): an audit by Rowley, Rachel, Gill, Andrea, MacFarlane, Kate, McCloskey, Alice

“…AimTo identify the nature, frequency and incidence of prescribing errors on a PICU.MethodElectronic intervention data was collected over a two-week period for…”
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P25 Assessing compliance with oxygen prescribing in paediatrics by Aubury, Nicole, Gill, Andrea, Barker, Catrin, Taylor, Andrew

“…AimThe National Patient Safety Agency Rapid Response Report1 and British Thoracic Society (BTS) guidelines2 state that oxygen should be prescribed. Following…”
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SP9 Parent co-designed drug information for parents and guardians taking neonates home – survey of healthcare professionals and parents/carers – an interim analysis by Bracken, Louise, Sutton, Cara, Gill, Andrea, O’Brien, Fiona

“…AimThe aim of this project is to work with healthcare professionals (HCPs) and parents/carers to co-design resources aimed at improving medication safety and…”
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P01 Reducing Interruptions during administration of medicines to children by Gill, Andrea, McIntosh, Georgina, Walker, David, Baldwin, Helen, Falder, Sian

“…AimMany studies have identified that interruptions occur frequently during administration of medicines and may cause errors.1–3 Bundles of interventions aimed…”
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SP2 NPPG/RCPCH position statement: using standardised concentrations of unlicensed liquid medicines in children. How well has it been adopted nationally? by Wignell, Andrew, Cooper, Helen, Duncan, Jennifer, Gill, Andrea

“…AimIn 2018, the Neonatal and Paediatric Pharmacists Group (NPPG) and Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) published a Position Statement…”
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