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G77(P) Respiratory tract infection in children with a neurodisability – microbiology, antibiotic consumption and hospital admission – a service evaluation for a high-risk group

(median 98.25 for motor, median 28 for disability). Gross Motor Function Measure (GMFM) score was available for 9 CAYP at baseline (median 40), 8 CAYP at 1 year (median 47) and 7 CAYP beyond 1 year (median 43.1). Changes in GMFM and BFMDRS did not reach statistical significance. Pain was measured with paediatric pain profile, classified into most troublesome pain (MT) and pain on a good day (GD), available for 14 CAYP at baseline and 6 CAYP at 1 year. There was marked improvement in median MT pain (29 at baseline to 17 at 1 year) but less significant improvement in median GD pain (16 at baseline to 13.5 at 1 year). Conclusions For a heterogenous cohort of CAYP with motor disorders, ITB appeared to improve ease of care and comfort as indicated by change in CPCHILD score. Multiple measures are required to fully capture benefits seen in this cohort, which should be focused on their individual needs for intervention.