"What Matters to Me": What pediatric stem cell transplant patients want their providers to know.

Objectives: Engagement of pediatric patients in conversations about their healthcare can lead to better psychological and physical outcomes. We used a communication tool called "What Matters to Me" (WMTM) to provide insight into what seriously ill children want to tell their healthcare providers about what is important to them.

Research Approach: Content analysis of completed tools.

Pathogenesis of follicular lymphoma: genetics to the microenvironment to clinical translation.

Follicular lymphoma (FL) represents a heterogeneous disease both clinically and biologically. The pathognomonic t(14;18) translocation can no longer be thought of as the primary genetic driver, with increasing recognition of the biological relevance of recurrent genetic alterations in epigenetic regulators that now feature as a pivotal hallmark of this lymphoma subtype. Furthermore, sequencing studies have provided a near complete catalogue of additional genetic aberrations.

'Do I, don't I?' A qualitative study addressing parental perceptions about seeking healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Background: Paediatric emergency departments have seen reduced attendance during the COVID-19 pandemic. Late paediatric presentations may lead to severe illness and even death. Maintaining provision of healthcare through a pandemic is essential.

Follicular lymphoma genomics.

Although outcomes for follicular lymphoma (FL) continue to improve, it remains incurable for the majority of patients. Through next generation sequencing (NGS) studies, we now recognize that the genomic landscape of FL is skewed toward highly recurrent mutations in genes that encode epigenetic regulators co-occurring with the pathognomonic t(14;18) translocation. Adopting these technologies to study longitudinal and spatially-derived lymphomas has provided unique insights into the tumoral heterogeneity, clonal evolution of the disease and supports the existence of a tumor-repopulating population, considered the Achilles' heel of this lymphoma.

The Villa Park experience: crowd consultations at an English Premiership football stadium, season 2007-8.

Objectives: The Football Licensing Authority has expressed concern that crowd injury rates in British football stadiums may be increasing. This study aims to provide modern data regarding crowd consultation patterns from an English Premiership football stadium.

Design: Retrospective case mix analysis.

Adequacy of immediate care documentation at a major United Kingdom endurance event.

The objective of this study was to determine the rate of major omissions from documentation in a prehospital environment. Analysis of 251 competitor records, documented over 2 years from four consecutive UK outdoor endurance events (2006-2007), was performed. Eighty-two percent of case notes were found to be of adequate quality (n = 206), with 15% containing minor omissions (n = 37, i.