Background Safety-netting has become best practice when dealing with diagnostic
uncertainty in primary care. Its use, however, is highly varied and a lack of evidence-based …

Background Demand is labelled 'clinically unnecessary'when patients do not need the
levels of clinical care or urgency provided by the service they contact. Objective To identify …

Objective To explore the decision to seek care and decision-making regarding location of
care among parents with low and adequate health literacy. Methods Parents of children 8 …

Purpose To explore parents' experiences of their child suffering febrile seizures. Design and
Method Seven mothers and four fathers with experience of one or several febrile seizures in …

Background During the COVID‐19 pandemic, the first UK lockdown (March to May 2020)
witnessed a dramatic reduction in children presenting to primary/emergency care, creating …

Background: Dominant conceptualisations of access to healthcare are limited, framed in
terms of speed and supply. The Candidacy Framework offers a more comprehensive …

Background: Parents' knowledge of and attitudes toward concussions are often vital factors
that affect care for injured adolescent athletes. It is important to understand the role that …

Determining severity of illness and undertaking an adequate risk assessment is a
fundamental part of acute paediatric practice. This review highlights physiology …

Objectives To identify and prioritise interventions, from the perspectives of parents and
health professionals, which may be alternatives to current unscheduled paediatric urgent …

Aim To explore voluntary immigrant parents' experiences of child healthcare services in host
countries. Design Thomas and Harden's qualitative thematic synthesis method. Data …