1026 EAR for Recovery Study
PACT/R Series
Study Description
1026 EAR for Recovery Study
Eva Alisic
Prospective observational study among children aged 3–16 years, who have been admitted to a tertiary children’s hospital with a serious injury. Data collection involved a naturalistic observation of spontaneous, everyday parent–child communication at home, shortly after discharge, and an assessment of children’s psychological recovery at 6 weeks and 3 months postinjury. Observational data (from audio recordings) is not included in the current dataset.
1026
Eva Alisic
3
English
University of Melhourne
(1) the injury has been, or is suspected to have been, caused by child maltreatment or self-harm; (2) the family does not speak English in daily life (3) the child has sustained a severe acquired brain injury (defined as a Glasgow Coma Scale score <9 at hospital presentation) and experiences continued impaired cognitive functioning at the time of approach (as decided by medical staff); (4) the child is hospitalised for more than 4 weeks; or (5) the child's injury was secondary to an ongoing medical condition
Child hospitalised for at least 24 h due to an injury, and between 3 and 16 years of age
published study protocol
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Alisic et al 2015 EAR for Recovery Protocol (BMJ Open) |
Coverage
Australia
Funding
Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (Rubicon Fellowship #446-11-021)
National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), Australia (Early Career Fellowship #1090229
Centre of Research Excellence for Paediatric Emergency Medicine); Monash University (Larkins program)
Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship
Victorian Government Operational Infrastructure Support Program
Royal Children's Hospital Foundation, Melbourne
Data
Child exposed to an index potentially traumatic event
PACT/R Metadata