Paediatrics

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Western Australia Medicine & Life Sciences
Asthma Medicine & Life Sciences
Mothers Medicine & Life Sciences
Population Medicine & Life Sciences
Lung Medicine & Life Sciences
Pediatrics Medicine & Life Sciences
Pregnancy Medicine & Life Sciences
Allergens Medicine & Life Sciences

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Profiles

No photo of Mary Abraham

Mary Abraham

Person: Adjunct

20142018
No photo of Caroline Alexander

Caroline Alexander

Person: Research

20172019
No photo of Sam Athikarisamy

Sam Athikarisamy

Person: Adjunct, Doctor of Philosophy

20122018

Projects 1996 2016

MHRIF Round 19 - Mark Everard

Everard, M.

WA Department of Health

1/01/16 → 31/12/16

Project: Research

MHRIF Round 19 - Peter Richmond

Richmond, P.

WA Department of Health

1/01/16 → 31/12/16

Project: Research

MHRIF Round 19 - Peter LeSouef

Le Souef, P.

WA Department of Health

1/01/16 → 31/12/16

Project: Research

Research Output 1984 2019

Accuracy of clinician gestalt in diagnosing appendicitis in children presenting to the emergency department

on behalf of PREDICT, 1 Aug 2019, In : EMA - Emergency Medicine Australasia. 31, 4, p. 612-618 7 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Appendicitis
Hospital Emergency Service
Pediatrics
Abdominal Pain
Area Under Curve

A clinical audit of the growth of preterm infants fed predominantly pasteurised donor human milk v. those fed mother's own milk in the neonatal intensive care unit

Lloyd, M. L., Malacova, E., Hartmann, B. & Simmer, K., 14 May 2019, In : British Journal of Nutrition. 121, 9, p. 1018-1025 8 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Clinical Audit
Neonatal Intensive Care Units
Human Milk
Premature Infants
Milk

A commentary on Kalkman et al.'s letter to the editor regarding Alexander et al. (2019): "Children with cerebral palsy have larger in-vivo and linearly scaled Achilles tendon moment arms than typically developing children"

Donnelly, C. J., Alexander, C. F., Stannage, K. & Reid, S., 19 Jul 2019, In : Journal of Biomechanics. 92, p. 178-180 3 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Letter