Tropical Research
Research from B. Nadjm and co-authors yields new data on tropical research
Published in Hospital Law Weekly, October 2nd, 2008
According to a study from London, the United Kingdom, "Children are often admitted to district hospitals in Africa without an adequate record of clinical examination, a problem that could be reduced by greater involvement of nurses in their assessment. We aimed to ascertain whether hospital nurses in a district hospital could conduct paediatric examinations as reliably as clinical staff, when provided with a short structured training session."
"Hospital nurses (HN), hospital clinical officers (HCO) and research clinical officers (RCO) repeated examinations on children admitted to the paediatric ward shortly after the first examination by an RCO. Kappa scores were used...
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Source: Hospital Law Weekly (2008-10-02)
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