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10. Treatment of amblyopia with refractive correction alone: 312-03

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Holmes, J M, Cotter, S, Edwards, A R, Wallace, D K, Beck, R W, Arnold, R W, Astle, W F, Barnhardt, C N, Birch, E E, Donahue, S P, Everett, D F, Felius, J, Kraker, R T, Melia, M, Repka, M X, Sala, N A, Siebert, D I, and Weise, K K

Published
2006

32. iCollections methodology: workflow, results and lessons learned

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Blagoderov, V, Penn, M, Sadka, M, Hine, A, Brooks, S, Siebert, D, Sleep, C, Cafferty, S, Cane, E, Martin, G, Toloni, F, Wing, P, Chainey, J, Duffell, L, Huxley, R, Ledger, S, McLaughlin, C, Mazzetta, G, Perera, J, Crowther, R, Douglas, L, Durant, J, Scialabba, E, Honey, M, Huertas, B, Howard, T, Carter, V, Albuquerque, S, Paterson, G, Kitching, I, Blagoderov, V, Penn, M, Sadka, M, Hine, A, Brooks, S, Siebert, D, Sleep, C, Cafferty, S, Cane, E, Martin, G, Toloni, F, Wing, P, Chainey, J, Duffell, L, Huxley, R, Ledger, S, McLaughlin, C, Mazzetta, G, Perera, J, Crowther, R, Douglas, L, Durant, J, Scialabba, E, Honey, M, Huertas, B, Howard, T, Carter, V, Albuquerque, S, Paterson, G, and Kitching, I

Published
2017

33. iCollections

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Paterson, GLJ, Albuquerque, S, Blagoderov, V, Brooks, S, Cafferty, S, Cane, E, Carter, V, Chainey, J, Crowther, R, Douglas, L, Durant, J, Duffle, L, Hine, A, Honey, M, Huertas, B, Howard, T, Huxley, R, Kitching, I, Ledger, S, McLaughlin, C, Martin, G, Mazzetta, G, Penn, M, Perera, J, Sadka, M, Scialabba, E, Siebert, D, Sleep, C, Toloni, F, Wing, P, Paterson, GLJ, Albuquerque, S, Blagoderov, V, Brooks, S, Cafferty, S, Cane, E, Carter, V, Chainey, J, Crowther, R, Douglas, L, Durant, J, Duffle, L, Hine, A, Honey, M, Huertas, B, Howard, T, Huxley, R, Kitching, I, Ledger, S, McLaughlin, C, Martin, G, Mazzetta, G, Penn, M, Perera, J, Sadka, M, Scialabba, E, Siebert, D, Sleep, C, Toloni, F, and Wing, P

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iCollections specimens, This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 4.0), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. The attached files are the approved version, published pdf and supplementary information., NHM Repository

Published
2017

39. iCollections

Author

Paterson, GLJ, Albuquerque, S, Blagoderov, V, Brooks, S, Cafferty, S, Cane, E, Carter, V, Chainey, J, Crowther, R, Douglas, L, Durant, J, Duffle, L, Hine, A, Honey, M, Huertas, B, Howard, T, Huxley, R, Kitching, I, Ledger, S, McLaughlin, C, Martin, G, Mazzetta, G, Penn, M, Perera, J, Sadka, M, Scialabba, E, Siebert, D, Sleep, C, Toloni, F, Wing, P, Paterson, GLJ, Albuquerque, S, Blagoderov, V, Brooks, S, Cafferty, S, Cane, E, Carter, V, Chainey, J, Crowther, R, Douglas, L, Durant, J, Duffle, L, Hine, A, Honey, M, Huertas, B, Howard, T, Huxley, R, Kitching, I, Ledger, S, McLaughlin, C, Martin, G, Mazzetta, G, Penn, M, Perera, J, Sadka, M, Scialabba, E, Siebert, D, Sleep, C, Toloni, F, and Wing, P

Abstract

iCollections specimens

Published
2016

40. iCollections – Digitising the British and Irish Butterflies in the Natural History Museum, London

Author

Paterson, G, Albuquerque, S, Blagoderov, V, Brooks, S, Cafferty, S, Cane, E, Carter, V, Chainey, J, Crowther, R, Douglas, L, Durant, J, Duffell, L, Hine, A, Honey, M, Huertas, B, Howard, T, Huxley, R, Kitching, I, Ledger, S, McLaughlin, C, Martin, G, Mazzetta, G, Penn, M, Perera, J, Sadka, M, Scialabba, E, Self, A, Siebert, D, Sleep, C, Toloni, F, Wing, P, Paterson, G, Albuquerque, S, Blagoderov, V, Brooks, S, Cafferty, S, Cane, E, Carter, V, Chainey, J, Crowther, R, Douglas, L, Durant, J, Duffell, L, Hine, A, Honey, M, Huertas, B, Howard, T, Huxley, R, Kitching, I, Ledger, S, McLaughlin, C, Martin, G, Mazzetta, G, Penn, M, Perera, J, Sadka, M, Scialabba, E, Self, A, Siebert, D, Sleep, C, Toloni, F, and Wing, P

Published
2016

41. What do infectious diseases physicians do? A 2-week snapshot of inpatient consultative activities across Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.

Author

Holland D., Sowden D., Everts R., Lee L.-y., Wolfgang J., Day T., Silva G.D., Martinello M., Gliddon T., Wilson M., Athan E., Pollard J., Harris P., Pachchigar R., Wehrhahn M., Moriarty P., Langlands A., McBride S., Sherif M., Lim K., Choong K., Henderson A., Manon M., Sud A., Read K., Yap R., Bursle E., Gluer R., Siebert D., Cross G., Francis J., Booth C., Dalton S., Ooi E.L., Chih D., Dyer J., Clarke J., Grimwood K., Gwee A., Commons R., Majumdar S., Warren S., Manners D., Raby E., Radhakrishnan D., Keighley C., Dotel R., Paterson D., Best E., Aung A.K., Paterson T., Hassell M., Newcombe J., Llorin R., Lye D., Giola M., Yew H.S., Taylor J., Iredell J., Pollett S., Garg L., Jennings Z., Kapur A., Miyakis S., Parshuramkar D., Thu K.M., Rasiah K., Bak N., Chen S., Cooley L., Gordon D., Howden B., McBryde E., Murdoch D., Peleg A., Ralph A., Robinson O., Slavin M., Sorrell T., Tong S., Woolley I., Ingram P.R., Murray R.J., Cheng A.C., Blyth C.C., Walls T., Fisher D.A., Davis J.S., Abbott I., Kanapathipillai R., Madigan V., McLellan D., Briggs S., King C., Hurley J., Lim L.-L., Kennedy K., Wilson H., Evans T., Maze M., Pithie A., Chong L., Leung G., McCann S., Holland D., Sowden D., Everts R., Lee L.-y., Wolfgang J., Day T., Silva G.D., Martinello M., Gliddon T., Wilson M., Athan E., Pollard J., Harris P., Pachchigar R., Wehrhahn M., Moriarty P., Langlands A., McBride S., Sherif M., Lim K., Choong K., Henderson A., Manon M., Sud A., Read K., Yap R., Bursle E., Gluer R., Siebert D., Cross G., Francis J., Booth C., Dalton S., Ooi E.L., Chih D., Dyer J., Clarke J., Grimwood K., Gwee A., Commons R., Majumdar S., Warren S., Manners D., Raby E., Radhakrishnan D., Keighley C., Dotel R., Paterson D., Best E., Aung A.K., Paterson T., Hassell M., Newcombe J., Llorin R., Lye D., Giola M., Yew H.S., Taylor J., Iredell J., Pollett S., Garg L., Jennings Z., Kapur A., Miyakis S., Parshuramkar D., Thu K.M., Rasiah K., Bak N., Chen S., Cooley L., Gordon D., Howden B., McBryde E., Murdoch D., Peleg A., Ralph A., Robinson O., Slavin M., Sorrell T., Tong S., Woolley I., Ingram P.R., Murray R.J., Cheng A.C., Blyth C.C., Walls T., Fisher D.A., Davis J.S., Abbott I., Kanapathipillai R., Madigan V., McLellan D., Briggs S., King C., Hurley J., Lim L.-L., Kennedy K., Wilson H., Evans T., Maze M., Pithie A., Chong L., Leung G., and McCann S.

Abstract

The practice of an infectious diseases (ID) physician is evolving. A contemporary understanding of the frequency and variety of patients and syndromes seen by ID services has implications for training, service development and setting research priorities. We performed a 2-week prospective survey of formal ID physician activities related to direct inpatient care, encompassing 53 hospitals throughout Australia, New Zealand and Singapore, and documented 1722 inpatient interactions. Infections involving the skin and soft tissue, respiratory tract and bone/joints together accounted for 49% of all consultations. Suspected/confirmed pathogens were primarily bacterial (60%), rather than viral (6%), fungal (4%), mycobacterial (2%) or parasitic (1%). Staphylococcus aureus was implicated in 409 (24%) episodes, approximately four times more frequently than the next most common pathogen. The frequency of healthcare-related infections (35%), immunosuppression (21%), diabetes mellitus (19%), prosthesis-related infections (13%), multiresistant pathogens (13%) and non-infectious diagnoses (9%) was high, although consultation characteristics varied between geographical settings and hospital types. Our study highlights the diversity of inpatient-related ID activities and should direct future teaching and research. ID physicians' ability to offer beneficial consultative advice requires broad understanding of, and ability to interact with, a wide range of referring specialities.Copyright © 2014 European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases.

Published
2015

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