Title: Using research to prepare for outbreaks of severe acute respiratory infection Document date: 2019_2_13
ID: 59m284oq_23
Snippet: We have shown that it is feasible for a global network of hospitals to collect standardised clinical data variables on critically ill adults and children with SARI. While severity of illness and age are associated with mortality, we have also highlighted substantial variability in pathogens, management strategies and clinical outcomes according to global regions. This emphasises the importance of collecting a globally applicable severity of illne.....
Document: We have shown that it is feasible for a global network of hospitals to collect standardised clinical data variables on critically ill adults and children with SARI. While severity of illness and age are associated with mortality, we have also highlighted substantial variability in pathogens, management strategies and clinical outcomes according to global regions. This emphasises the importance of collecting a globally applicable severity of illness score at admission for adults and children in order to perform valid international comparative studies of patients with SARI and for future outbreak severity assessments. Future work in documenting SARI care and outcomes around the world requires ongoing, standardized prospective data collection in varied regions, particularly among children and other vulnerable populations.
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