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- Is artificial intelligence able to discriminate emergencies?
Bernal Calmarza R, Valer Martínez A, Celada Suárez M, Calmarza Delgado S, Calmarza Delgado E. Is artificial intelligence able to discriminate emergencies? . Rev Pediatr Aten Primaria. 2024;26:[en prensa].
- Febrile seizures in siblings: coincidence in timing and aetiology
García Sánchez P, Valladares Salado L, Permuy Romero C, de Miguel Cáceres C, Molina Gutiérrez MA. Febrile seizures in siblings: coincidence in timing and aetiology . Rev Pediatr Aten Primaria. 2022;24:e331-e334.
- Follow-up of microbiological test results and empirical antimicrobial treatment prescribed in an Emergency DepartmentOnís González E, Madariaga Torres L, Varona Pérez I, Gil Pérez M, Moya Calderón E, Embid Pardo P. Follow-up of microbiological test results and empirical antimicrobial treatment prescribed in an Emergency Department. Rev Pediatr Aten Primaria. 2017;19:113-8.
- Attitude and knowledge of child’s febrile process by parentsPérez Polo A, Bartolomé Ferrero A. Attitude and knowledge of child’s febrile process by parents. Rev Pediatr Aten Primaria. 2016;18:e209-e216.
- Pilot study of a telephone paediatric consultationGarcía de Ribera MC, Vázquez Fernández ME, Bachiller Luque MR, Barrio Alonso MP, Muñoz Moreno MF, Posadas Alonso J, et al. Pilot study of a telephone paediatric consultation. Rev Pediatr Aten Primaria. 2010;12:413-24.
- Paediatric poisoning in Primary CareMintegui Raso S. Paediatric poisoning in Primary Care. Rev Pediatr Aten Primaria. 2007;9 Supl 2:S11-27.
- Pediatric emergencies equipment in Primary CareMuñoz Hiraldo ME, Acosta Navas B. Pediatric emergencies equipment in Primary Care. Rev Pediatr Aten Primaria. 2004;6:221-231.
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