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Joshua Martin Dr Mike MooreJoshua Martin

Dr Mike Moore

CROUP SCORE VALIDATION STUDY/08

CROUP SCORE VALIDATION STUDY/08

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What we’ll cover

Background Information

Methods of Study

Results from Study

Limitations and Conclusion

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croup 1 |kroōp|nouninflammation of the larynx and trachea in children, associated with infection and causing breathing difficulties.ORIGIN mid 18th cent.: from dialect croup [to croak,]

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Croup Background

‣ Inflammation of the Larynx and Trachea

‣ Incidence about 3% <6yrs

‣ Para-influenza virus is the most common causative organism

‣ Symptoms include hoarse voice, barking cough and stridor

‣ Treatments; Humidified air, steroids, adrenaline, intubation

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Estimated Cost of croup hospital stays per year in the UK

£1.7 million£1.7 million

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Croup Search on the Internet

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Croup Search on the Internet

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Aims of Project

To develop a parent friendly score

to assess croup severity over the phone

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Advantages of a parent friendly score

Better prioritising of Better prioritising of patientspatients Reassure parentsReassure parents

Better evaluate home Better evaluate home therapiestherapies

Prevent unnecessary visits Prevent unnecessary visits to hospitalto hospital

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To developed a home score from hospital score

Complete a small trial to validate its ease of use and any appropriate changes

Phase 1

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How I recruited

• The participants were from A&E

• 10 Cases

• None rejected for failing criteria

• 2 rejected for incomplete data

• 1 rejected for non-understanding

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Methods

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Methods

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Eyeballing the Results

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Mean 19.4

The Spread of Croup Severity in my Sample

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The Spread of Croup Severity in my Sample

Mean 19.4

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The Spread of Croup Severity in my Sample

Mean 19.4

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What most reflects your concerns about your child’s Illness

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What most reflects your concerns about your child’s Illness

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What most reflects your concerns about your child’s Illness

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Additional Parents Comments or Concerns

Colouring of the Child

Floppy BodyWhether taking

liquid/food

Behavioural change Being SickInclude examples in

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Limitations of the study

not enough patients!

Recruitment locations

poor time of year

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Project ApprovalProject Approval

Project FinishingProject Finishing

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Croup Admittance by Month

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Thank YouA Short Time to take some Questions

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References

Denny FW, Murphy TF, Clyde WA, Collier AM, Henderson FW. Croup: an 11 year study in pediatric practice. Pediatrics 1983; 71: 871-6.

Kairys SW, Olmstead EM, OConnor GT. Steroid treatment of laryngo-tracheitis: a meta-analysis of the evidence of randomized trials. Pediatrics 1989;83:68393.

Moore M, Little P. Humidified air inhalation for treating croup. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2006, Issue 3. Art. No.: CD002870. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD002870.pub2. Wolfsdorf and swift 1062-5

Julie C Brown, The management of croup, British Medical Bulletin 61:189-202 (2002)