Management of splenic injury in children and young adults: a survey of surgeons investigating factors responsible for variations in care using the Theoretical Domains Framework
Abstract:Objective: To identify differences in practice and behavioural drivers in adult and paediatric surgeons related to the management of splenic injury in children and young people. Background: Despite the existence of guidelines, there are variations in the care of children with splenic injuries. There are no specific guidelines for the care of young adults, who may be managed according to either paediatric or adult practices. The drivers of variation in trauma management between adult and paediatric surgeons hav… Show more
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