Clinical outcomes in children admitted with microbiologically confirmed community acquired bloodstream infections in northwest Nigeria, Anka, Zamfara State

Principal investigator

Location

Nigeria
Topic

AMR
Methodology

Observational study
Reference

OCA020-52
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Purpose of study

To describe the mortality and other clinical outcomes (discharged, transferred and lost to follow up) of admitted paediatric patients in Anka General Hospital with microbiologically confirmed bloodstream infections.

Study status

Concept
Protocol & ERB
Implementation
Completion
Archived

Study timeline

Documents

Protocol_-_Clinical_outcomes_CABSI_pediatrics_Anka_8September2020.docx 238 KB
Protocol_-_Clinical_outcomes_CABSI_pediatrics_Anka_4November2020_FINAL.pdf 485 KB
Clinical_Outcomes_in_Children_admitted__with_microbiolocally_confirmed_community_acquired_bloodstream_infections_in_northwest_Nigeria_anka_zamfara.pdf 441 KB
Clinical_outcomes_involving_children_admitted_to_hospital_with_confirmed_community_acquired_blood_stream_infections_in_NW_Nigeria_Zamfara_Approval.pdf 834 KB
Report_CA_Sepsis_and_clinical_outcomes_Anka_25March2021_FINAL.pdf 1.71 MB
ABR_Clinical_Outcomes_CA_sepsis_AGH_V2.0.docx 68.6 KB
Clinical_outcomes_involving_children_admitted_to_hospital_with_confirmed_community_acquired_blood_stream_infections_in_NW_Nigeria.pdf 834 KB

Publications

Multi-drug resistance and high mortality associated with community-acquired bloodstream infections in children in conflict-affected northwest Nigeria

Chukwumeze, Frederick "–" Springer Science and Business Media LLC "(2021)"

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