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John Fitzsimons

Client Services Director

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lovemoney.com ltd

Preston's Summary

John Fitzsimons is a Client Services Director and an award-winning freelance journalist. He specializes in topics related to Home & Garden, House Design, and Interior Design, often blending these themes to provide insightful content. John has been featured in notable publications such as The Money Edit, YourMoney.com, Mortgage Solutions, MoneyWeek, lovemoney.com ltd, JMIR Publications, and BMC.

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Geo Focus

United Kingdom (National)

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Home & Garden
  • House Design
  • Interior Design

Pitching Insights

John Fitzsimons' coverage is heavily focused on personal finance, sales & marketing, and the real estate industry. He tends to cite data extensively in his articles, indicating a preference for factual information and statistics.

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While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for John's coverage attributes seem broad enough that he would likely welcome relevant news or expert commentary from any location.

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Articles

BMC

Assessing the performance of paediatric early warning scores to predict critical deterioration events in hospitalised children (the DETECT study): a retrospective matched case-control study

By: Abbey Bracken, Steven Lane, Sarah Siner, Dawn Jones, Caroline Lambert, Fulya Mehta, Kien Eyton-Chong, Peter Davis, John Fitzsimons, Emma Lim, Linda Clerihew, Bernie Carter, Gerri Sefton

Background Paediatric Early Warning Scores (PEWS) enhance patient safety, by focused monitoring of vital signs to identify children at risk of deteriorating. However, there is an acknowledged need for standardisation. The aim of this study was to compare the performance of seven PEWS (Alder Hey, Bedside, Bristol, Irish, Newcastle, Scottish and the proposed National PEWS for England (v3)) utilised in clinical practice in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The primary outcome was occurrence of a critical deterioration event (CDE) in hospitalised children, and secondary outcome was 72-hour hospital mortality.

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