2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpedsurg.2021.12.050
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Elevated international normalized ratio is correlated with large volume transfusion in pediatric trauma patients

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“…The first element of this research priority is to improve early identification of shock in pediatric trauma patients in the prehospital and early resuscitation phase. Significant work has already started in improving identification of these patients with pediatric specific scoring systems 11–14 . Continued refinement to improve the performance of these scores across different pediatric age spectrums, education about these scores and their predictive ability, and addressing the challenges of implementation of these scores in out-of-hospital and hospital settings is needed.…”
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“…The first element of this research priority is to improve early identification of shock in pediatric trauma patients in the prehospital and early resuscitation phase. Significant work has already started in improving identification of these patients with pediatric specific scoring systems 11–14 . Continued refinement to improve the performance of these scores across different pediatric age spectrums, education about these scores and their predictive ability, and addressing the challenges of implementation of these scores in out-of-hospital and hospital settings is needed.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Significant work has already started in improving identification of these patients with pediatric specific scoring systems. [11][12][13][14] Continued refinement to improve the performance of these scores across different pediatric age spectrums, education about these scores and their predictive ability, and addressing the challenges of implementation of these scores in out-of-hospital and hospital settings is needed. Once these scores have been appropriately refined, there should be consideration to implement these scores into the electronic medical record for real-time utilization by bedside clinicians.…”
Section: Research Priority 1: Improvement In the Prompt Identificatio...mentioning
confidence: 99%