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25-03-2018

Tropical Medicine

Category: Stretching Boundaries

Dr Amaya Bustinduy MD MPH PhD FRCPCH Associate professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Amaya trained in paediatrics and infectious diseases in the US and started working on helminthic infections, mainly schistosomiasis, and their impact on child health. She is foremost a field clinical epidemiologist and has investigated a broad range of disease manifestations in children related to parasitic diseases, in particular neglected tropical diseases (NTD). After moving to the UK, she worked with the Liverpool of Tropical Medicine in Lake Albert Uganda testing novel morbidity point-of-care tests and the first PK/PD study of praziquantel in children. Results of that study are bound to change recommendations for children living with schistosomiasis. Amaya joins Dr Minardi for one of a series of Crit-IQ podcasts on tropical medicine that is or relevance to critical care.

Duration - 20:51 mins

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Slow road to recovery - ICU follow-up clinics Dr Todd Fraser Stretching Boundaries 30-06-2013 Please Login...
A little bit goes a long way - Oxygen in critical illness Mike Grocott Stretching Boundaries 13-05-2013 Please Login...
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Standing By - watching a loved one endure ICU Clive Mathieson Stretching Boundaries 25-03-2013 Please Login...
Donation after cardiac death Dale Gardiner Stretching Boundaries 18-03-2013 Please Login...
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ICU's foundation - the origin, present and future of ICU Malcolm Fisher Stretching Boundaries 18-02-2013 Please Login...
Lipid Sink or Lipid Swim? Dr Grant Cave Stretching Boundaries 21-01-2013 Please Login...
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CLABSI - new recommendations Dr John Gowardman Stretching Boundaries 10-09-2012 Please Login...
CEWT - picking the deteriorating paediatric patient Dr Shona Mair Stretching Boundaries 13-08-2012 Please Login...
A change of pace : The Ageing Intensivist Dr George Skowronski Stretching Boundaries 21-05-2012 Please Login...
Not enough of a good thing : Antibiotic dosing in ICU Dr Jason Roberts Stretching Boundaries 30-04-2012 Please Login...
Every Drop Counts - Blood Transfusion in ICU Dr Craig French Stretching Boundaries 16-04-2012 Please Login...
No room at the Inn - emergency department overcrowding Prof Peter Cameron Stretching Boundaries 02-04-2012 Please Login...
To sleep, perchance to dream. Aye, there's the rub Roz Elliott Stretching Boundaries 19-03-2012 Please Login...
The ethical fabric of ICU Sharyn Milnes Stretching Boundaries 05-02-2012 Please Login...
Bone of contention - measuring endpoints in ICU Dr Neil Orford Stretching Boundaries 28-11-2011 Please Login...
Don't be caught with your pants down : Clinical Debriefing Marcus Watson Stretching Boundaries 14-11-2011 Please Login...
Have expectations been MET? A focus on hospital rapid response teams Dr Daryl Jones Stretching Boundaries 19-09-2011 Please Login...
Prepare for the worst, hope for the best Dr Brent Richards Stretching Boundaries 29-08-2011 Please Login...
Beyond the Brisbane Line Michael Corkeron Stretching Boundaries 31-07-2011 Please Login...
Time to move : Rehabilitation in the ICU Sue Berney Stretching Boundaries 31-07-2011 Please Login...
ICU in the heart of Australia Penny Stewart Stretching Boundaries 11-07-2011 Please Login...
On death and dying - discussing end of life in ICU Charlie Corke Stretching Boundaries 20-06-2011 Please Login...