Top 10 studies you may have missed- 2017
It’s that time again! Here are Dr Michael Burke’s favorite 10 articles he reviewed in Journal Club for Contemporary Pediatrics during the past 12 months that are most likely to change your practice, improve patient care, or illuminate future trends in pediatrics.
It’s that time again! Here are Dr Michael Burke’s favorite 10 articles he reviewed in Journal Club for Contemporary Pediatrics during the past 12 months that are most likely to change your practice, improve patient care, or illuminate future trends in pediatrics.
10. Oral syringes dose more accurately than cups.
9. Continued play after concussion lengthens recovery time.
8. Some infantile hemangiomas can be managed with topical therapy.
7. Early bedtimes may lower risk for obesity.
6. Algorithm accurately identifies babies at low risk of IBI.
5. Antibiotics weaken breastfeeding’s benefits.
4. Identify food insecurity in hospitalized kids.
3. Simple screen for alcohol use disorder.
2. Impact of bottle size on formula consumption.
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