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Michelle Gordon

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Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct)PediatricsMcMaster University

12 publications.

01

The danger beneath: the insidiousness of subgaleal hemorrhage and its devastating impact in a newborn (from the Office of the Chief Coroner’s Obstetrics and Perinatal Death Review Committee)

Gordon M, Salmers G, McNaughton-Filion L, El-Chaâr D, Lawrence SL

Paediatrics and Child Health2026First author
02

Early Results of an Initiative to Assess Exposure to Firearm Violence in Ambulatory Care: Descriptive Analysis of Electronic Health Record Data

Cook N, Hoopes M, Biel FM, Cartwright N, Gordon M, Sills M

JMIR Public Health and Surveillance20246 citations
03

An Integrated Rapid Response Model for Pediatric Patients Requiring In-Patient Medical Stabilization: Lessons Learned to Enable Regional Capacity Building.

Bruno N, Esser K, Davis P, Katzman DK, Azzopardi PJ, Wiley J, Barker S, Kearney S, Bartlett L, Hoare C

Healthcare Quarterly2024
04

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on children with medical complexity

Diskin C, Buchanan F, Cohen E, Dewan T, Diaczun T, Gordon M, Lee E, MooreHepburn C, Major N, Orkin J

BMC Pediatrics202235 citations
05

Identifying the research, advocacy, policy and implementation needs for the prevention and management of respiratory syncytial virus lower respiratory tract infection in low- and middle-income countries

Carbonell-Estrany X, Simões EAF, Bont LJ, Gentile A, Homaira N, Scotta MC, Stein RT, Torres JP, Sheikh J, Broor S

Frontiers in Pediatrics202225 citationsOpen Access
06

Complex care for kids Ontario: protocol for a mixed-methods randomised controlled trial of a population-level care coordination initiative for children with medical complexity

Orkin J, Chan CY, Fayed N, Lin JLL, Major N, Lim A, Peebles ER, Moretti ME, Soscia J, Sultan R

BMJ Open201921 citationsOpen Access
07

Severe illness getting noticed sooner – SIGNS-for-Kids: developing an illness recognition tool to connect home and hospital

Gilleland J, Bayfield D, Bayliss A, Dryden-Palmer K, Fawcett-Arsenault J, Gordon M, Hartfield D, Iacolucci A, Jones M, Ladouceur L

BMJ quality improvement reports201910 citations
08

Audit of pulse oximetry screening for critical congenital heart disease (CCHD) in newborns

Lightfoot M, Hough P, Hudak A, Gordon M, Barker S, Meeder R, Colpitts M, Roberts G, Smith WG

Paediatrics and Child Health20173 citations
09

Case 1: A premature infant with apneic spells

Smith RW, Gordon MM, Smith WG

Paediatrics and Child Health2013
10

Prevalence of hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis suppression in children treated for asthma with inhaled corticosteroid

Smith RW, Downey K, Gordon M, Hudak A, Meeder R, Barker S, Smith WG

Paediatrics and Child Health201245 citations
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