Lisa Hartling

TL;DR: The methods for developing and disseminating the TREKK Evidence Repository to improve pediatric emergency care in Canada are described, which utilized a pyramid-shaped framework, built upon the “4S” hierarchy of evidence model.

TL;DR: This article describes the history of the research team, the research framework, the individual research projects, and the structure of the team, including coordination and administration, and highlights some of the many advantages of bringing this research program together under the umbrella of a team grant.

TL;DR: In this article, a network meta-analysis was conducted to compare the effectiveness of common treatments for bronchiolitis in children aged ≤ 2 years, using 150 randomized controlled trials comparing a placebo or active comparator with any bronchodilator, glucocorticoid steroid, hypertonic saline solution, antibiotic, helium-oxygen therapy, or high flow oxygen therapy.

TL;DR: To date, research studies have largely focused on acceptability and appropriateness, while government/organizational documents state goals and recommendations regarding costs, feasibility, and sustainability of eMental healthcare technologies, suggesting that the research evidence available for pediatric eM mental healthcare technologies does not reflect the focus of governments and organizations.