1  patients had a poor outcome by GOS-extended paediatrics).

2 y and hepatology, neurology, psychiatry, and paediatrics.

3 ve surveillance schemes in ophthalmology and paediatrics.

4  centre visitation) with the UEMS Section of Paediatrics.

5 dications in a variety of settings including paediatrics and developing countries.

6 uired now to meet the critical care needs of paediatrics and healthy ageing in an increasingly long-l

7 ration (FDA) guidance for adults was used in paediatrics, and whether paediatric clinical trials appl

8 ween hyperbilirubinaemia and hearing loss in paediatrics, but the cellular mechanisms have not been e

9                  Despite a lag in its use in paediatrics, capsule endoscopy offers an accurate and ef

10  18 [47%] had a poor outcome by GOS-extended paediatrics; in the normothermia group, 16 [42%] patient

11                                           In paediatrics, international collaborations have led to th

12  including a ceremony marking departure from paediatrics, might hinder progression towards becoming a

13 astang Foundation, Bath Unit for Research in Paediatrics, National Institute of Health Research, the

14  terms used were: postoperative pain; nurs*; paediatrics; pediatrics; children; pain assessment; non-

15 ooled analyses were performed for adults and paediatrics respectively using a fixed effects model.