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  • From smartphone to bedside: exploring the use of social media to disseminate recommendations from the National Tracheostomy Safety Project to front line medical staff

    • 20/06/2019

    National Tracheostomy Safety Project social media strategy, reaching 1.1 million people in 2018

  • Paediatric Tracheostomy Emergency Guidelines

    • 31/07/2018

    International collaboration led to the first paediatric emergency guidelines in 2018

  • Paediatric guidelines editorial

    • 31/07/2018

    MacKinnon & Volk discuss the role of paediatric emergency tracheostomy guidelines

  • Improving tracheostomy care: collaborative national consensus and prioritisation of quality improvements in the United Kingdom.

    • 01/01/2018

    McGrath et al. Medical Research Archives 2018

  • The role of Hi Fidelity simulation in designing emergency airway management algorithms: The experience of the UK National Tracheostomy Safety Project

    • 30/11/2017

  • Implementing the Global Tracheostomy Collaborative into the NHS

    • 01/09/2017

    Evaluating the quality improvement impact of the Global Tracheostomy Collaborative in four diverse UK NHS hospitals

  • Tracheostomy Adult Emergency Guidelines

    • 26/06/2012

    The first multidisciplinary emergency guidelines for tracheostomy were published by the NTSP in 2012

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