Andreas Wladis

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Linköping University

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Andreas Wladis is a Professor at Linköping University, Sweden. His research areas include trauma management, pediatric pain intervention, and surgical outcomes. Recent publications focus on multimodal pain management in children, trauma patient care during the COVID-19 pandemic, and surgical practices in conflict-affected regions. He is actively involved in various studies assessing the effectiveness of healthcare strategies in emergency and surgical settings.

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Björn af Ugglas

Karolinska Institutet

SWEDEN

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Karolinska Institutet

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DISTRACT study: evaluating kaleidoscope distraction as part of multimodal pain management in paediatric dressing changes – study protocol of a single centre randomised trial

Trauma team activation and triage of severely injured patients at one non-trauma-center hospital in Stockholm

A cohort study of trauma patients in Sweden during the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic: a small reduction in trauma admissions

Outcomes After Elective Inguinal Hernia Repair Performed by Associate Clinicians vs Medical Doctors in Sierra Leone: A Randomized Clinical Trial.

Emergency department crowding and hospital transformation during COVID-19, a retrospective, descriptive study of a university hospital in Stockholm, Sweden.

Groin Hernia Surgery in Uganda: Caseloads and Practices at Hospitals Operating Within the Publicly Funded Healthcare Sector.

Using the Red Cross wound classification to predict treatment needs in children with conflict-related limb injuries: a retrospective database study.

Users of rehabilitation services in 14 countries and territories affected by conflict, 1988-2018.

Surgical Needs at the End of the Battle of Mosul: Results from Mosul General Hospital.

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