“Exome sequencing and the management of neurometabolic disorders” , download article here
“The metabolic evaluation of the child with an intellectual developmental disorder: Diagnostic algorithm for identification of treatable causes and new digital resource”, download article here.
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New metabolic diet app
Monday, January 11 12:33 PM | app, newsTogether with the dieticians in BC Children's Hospital, we've created an exciting line-up of diet apps. These apps are designed to support families and children who suffer very rare disorders like: Maple Syrup Urine Disease, Pyridoxine dependent epilepsy, Phenylketonuria and 12 others.You can read more about these apps and try them out via this link:http://www.metabolicdietapp.org
Treatable-ID App in App store
Sunday, April 28 01:45 PM | app, diagnostic tool, digital communication
As of last week the tool is available for IPhone and IPad via the App Store as well. Besides the diagnostic tool the app offers additional information on the TIDE program (news, the protocol, movies etc.). You can find the app in the App Store (via this link) and download it for free.
Innovation & Collaboration Demonstrated at the CAPHC Conference
Thursday, November 01 10:30 AM | app, events, presentation, tide resultsDuring the Canadian Association of Paediatric Health Centres Conference (held in Vancouver Oct 28-31, 2012) TIDE BC presented four posters highlighting several of TIDE’s accomplishments
- TIDE-BC Protocol, presented by Dr. Clara van Karnebeek
- TIDE-BC Complex Diagnostic Clinic, presented by Tyler Murphy
- Evaluating the effectiveness of individualized treatment for children with rare diseases, presented by Sravan J.
- Online communication to support the care of children with complex medial needs, presented by Dr. Tammie Dewan
Publication in Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases
Thursday, August 02 12:01 PM | app, publicationLaunched in November 2011, in the presence of Mr Larry Gold and colleagues at BC Children’s Hospital and other UBC institutions, the TIDE App has now been rocketed (via a publication in the Orphanet Journal for Rare Diseases) into the world to facilitate the diagnostic work-up of intellectual disability patients. Recent numbers show that the app is visited & used by 300-400 new people every week!
Treatable-ID.org ... our App!
Thursday, November 10 11:44 PM | app, diagnostic tool, digital communication, educationOn november 10th 2011 the Clinical Tool "Treatable-ID" was officially launched at BC Children's. The App is accessible via www.treatable-id.org