G281(P) Transforming neonatal learning in rural cambodia: design of a comprehensive neonatal training programme for midwives, nurses and doctors in a rural province in cambodia

Abstract

based on previously published studies. Out of multiple other demographic and illness-related factors assessed, only having a secondary dengue infection was associated with a high risk of DHF (RR=3.077,95% CI 1.361, 6.954) Conclusion Persistent NS1 positivity on day three and beyond may not be indicative of disease severity. However, results need to be confirmed by a larger study with quantitative NS1 testing.

G278(P) Predictive value of persistent NS1 antigen positivity for dengue haemorrhagic fever

“…Background Simulation based medical education can be a powerful tool in practising communication and teamwork as well as strengthening technical and clinical skills [1] . There is growing evidence that simulation training spaced at regular intervals can improve clinical knowledge, including in paediatric acute illness management [2] . In situ, high-fidelity simulation also allows identification of errors inherent to the work environment [3,4] .…”