Sian K Smith, Helen Pryce, Georgina Burns O'Connell, Saira Hussain, Rachel Shaw, Jean Straus
The burden is very much on yourself': A qualitative study to understand the illness and treatment burden of hearing loss across the life course
Health expectations : an international journal of public participation in health care and health policy
children constitute important distinct subgroup outofhospital cardiac arrest ohca patients populationbased cohort study aims establish current agespecific population incidence precipitating causes circumstances outcome paediatric ohca guide focused approach prevention intervention improve outcomes data national norwegian cardiac arrest registry extracted sixyear period 201621 persons aged 18 years present descriptive statistics population resuscitation events presumed causes treatment outcomes alongside agespecific incidence total paediatric mortality rates three hundred eight children included incidence ohca 46 per 100 000 childyears markedly higher children 1 year 209 childyears leading causes choking cardiac respiratory disease sudden infant death syndrome overall 21 survived 30 days 18 one year registrybased approach enabled study delineate characteristics trajectories ohca events national cohort children precipitating causes paediatric ohca diverse compared adults infants aged 1 year particularly high risk mortality high albeit lower adults norway rational community approach prevention treatment may focus general infant care immediate first aid caretakers identification vulnerable children primary health providers cardiac arrest registries key source knowledge essential quality improvement research cardiac arrest childhood