COVID-19 Resources
(Updated 02/12/20)
New Guideline
Management of a Child with Suspected Paediatric Inflammatory Multisystem Syndrome - Temporarily Associated with SARS-CoV2 (PIMS-TS)
Management of a Child with Suspected Paediatric Inflammatory Multisystem Syndrome - Temporarily Associated with SARS-CoV2 (PIMS-TS)
Clinical Resources
Resources
Clinical Tools
Education
Redeployment Preparation
Guidelines
- Public Health England
- Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
- NHS
- Royal College of Nursing
- Healthier Together
- Live Cases Tracker (UK)
- Letter - Management of the COVID-19 Outbreak in a Pediatric Hemato-Oncology Department Early Experience in Protecting Immunocompromised Patients in Lombardia, Italy
Clinical Tools
- Multilingual Patient Information Leaflets on COVID-19
- Rapid Assessment/Discharge Criteria (developed in Portsmouth)
Education
- Intensive Care Society: Wellbeing Resource Library
- eLearning For Healthcare: Coronavirus
- Don't Forget The Bubbles - Aerosol Generating Procedures
- Webinar - Global Lessons From the Frontline
Redeployment Preparation
- WHO Online Module - Clinical Care of Severe Acute Respiratory Infection (COVID-19)
- Script: Free Prescribing eLearning for Clinicians Practicing Outside of Their Normal Speciality
- Mechanical Ventilation for the Non-Anaesthetist: Practical Tips
- Management of Hypoxia in the Critically Ill Patient
- Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome on the Intensive Care Unit
- A Survivors' Guide to Working on the Intensive Care Unit
Guidelines
- General Paediatrics
- Paediatric Inflammatory Multi-system Syndrome – Temporally associated with SARS-CoV 2 (PIMS-TS)
- Critical Care
- Renal
- Respiratory
- Allergy and Immunology
Journal Articles
- The Lancet
- American Academy of Paediatrics
- New England Journal of Medicine
- Don't Forget The Bubbles
Research
NHS England has launched a new service evaluation and audit that aims to provide important up-to-date information to clinicians relating clinical aspects of COVID-19 while also determining the care needs of children admitted to hospital with COVID-19. We encourage members working in England to submit data as needed.
To access the data collection form and registration forms, visit www.covidinchildren.co.uk
There are some reports that this website is being blocked by Trust computers. In this case, please access the website from a personal computer or smartphone/tablet.
To access the data collection form and registration forms, visit www.covidinchildren.co.uk
There are some reports that this website is being blocked by Trust computers. In this case, please access the website from a personal computer or smartphone/tablet.
COVID-19 Simulations
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This simulation allows you to test the process of managing an acutely unwell child with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 in your Trust. The simulation focuses on the logistics of managing a child with full PPE from arrival in ED to intubation and retrieval by SORT. You can download the simulation resources by clicking on the document here.
This scenario has been run in Southampton and proved very useful in exposing potential problems in the system which have now been addressed. PIER encourages all Trusts to run a COVID-19 simulation with a paediatric scenario to identify and solve the unique challenges that come with managing a child with PPE precautions. You can find the summary of the Southampton simulation with learning points and action plan here. Shared learning is so important as we all learn to cope with this new virus and its impact on children's services. If you are willing to share any learning points from your own simulations, please contact us at [email protected] or on Twitter @pier_network. |
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An adult-based COVID-19 sim created by East Midland Emergency Medicine Educational Media (#EM3) is available here.
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Podcasts
- 2 Paeds in a Pod - Coronavirus and Children
- Don't Forget The Bubbles - COVID-19 and Children: What Do You Need To Know?
- BBC - The Coronavirus Podcast
- The Telegraph - Coronavirus: The Latest
- CNN - Coronavirus: Fact Vs. Fiction
- The Beat Podcast - How to Support your Mental Health During the COVID-19 Outbreak
COVID-19 Information Poster
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This poster was designed by Dr Clarissa Chase from Southampton to inform children and their families about Coronavirus. It provides information on self care, self isolation and how to seek medical help if they are unwell.
Please click on the image to download a copy to use in your departments. |
Resources for Children and Parents
Resources for Children
Coronavirus activity book for primary school children
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Story book explaining Coronavirus to young children
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Booklet to prepare children to visit a relative in ICU
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Social distancing posters for schools, children's wards and outpatients
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Please note that the resources and guidelines contained in this section may not have been through PIER ratification and governance procedures. This is to ensure information is available to clinical staff as quickly as possible during the pandemic period. Use of the resources and guidance listed above is the responsibility of individual healthcare professionals in making decisions appropriate to the circumstances of their patients.
