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Find reliable, easy to access resources for children’s health emergencies.
TREKK Translating Emergency Knowledge for Kids
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Most acutely ill and injured children in Canada are managed within emergency departments that are not part of a children’s hospital.
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Most acutely ill and injured children in Canada are managed within emergency departments that are not part of a children’s hospital. Difficulties in getting the right resources and training have been cited as barriers to providing the best possible care in these settings.
We are a not-for-profit network that aims to improve emergency care for children across Canada.
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