Sarah Kandil, MD
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics (Critical Care)
Research & Publications
Biography
Extensive Research Description
Dr. Kandil's clinical research interests involve the study and development of systematic methods for improving the quality of patient care. She has assisted in the development of a scoring tool that helps transport teams make early triage decisions. Currently, she is examining the experience within the PICU of hyperglycemic management during critical illness, and evaluating the effects glucose control has on patient outcomes.
Coauthors
Selected Publications
- Vitamin D Status After Cardiopulmonary Bypass in Children With Congenital Heart Disease.Abou Zahr R, Faustino EV, Carpenter T, Kirshbom P, Hall EK, Fahey JT, Kandil SB. Vitamin D Status After Cardiopulmonary Bypass in Children With Congenital Heart Disease. Journal Of Intensive Care Medicine 2017, 32:508-513.
- A pediatric critical care perspective on vitamin D.Abou-Zahr R, Kandil SB. A pediatric critical care perspective on vitamin D. Pediatric Research 2015, 77:164-7.
- Tight glycaemic control does not improve mortality or morbidity in critically ill children.Kandil SB, Faustino EV. Tight glycaemic control does not improve mortality or morbidity in critically ill children. Evidence-based Medicine 2014, 19:143.
- Retrospective outcomes of glucose control in critically ill children.Kandil SB, Spear D, Thomas NJ, Weinzimer SA, Faustino EV. Retrospective outcomes of glucose control in critically ill children. Journal Of Diabetes Science And Technology 2013, 7:1220-8.
- Control of serum glucose concentration in critical illness.Kandil SB, Miksa M, Faustino EV. Control of serum glucose concentration in critical illness. Current Opinion In Pediatrics 2013, 25:297-303.
- Transport disposition using the Transport Risk Assessment in Pediatrics (TRAP) score.Kandil SB, Sanford HA, Northrup V, Bigham MT, Giuliano JS. Transport disposition using the Transport Risk Assessment in Pediatrics (TRAP) score. Prehospital Emergency Care : Official Journal Of The National Association Of EMS Physicians And The National Association Of State EMS Directors 2012, 16:366-73.
- The influence of the phase of the estrous cycle on sheep endometrial tissue response to lipopolysaccharide.Vagnoni KE, Abbruzzese SB, Christiansen ND, Holyoak GR. The influence of the phase of the estrous cycle on sheep endometrial tissue response to lipopolysaccharide. Journal Of Animal Science 2001, 79:463-9.