https://www.selleckchem.com/products/ng25.html facilities may be particularly important in this population, especially for those with higher % total body surface area burned or inhalation injury. Burn-injured patients in U.S. PICUs have a substantial burden of organ failure, morbidity, and mortality. Coordination among specialized facilities may be particularly important in this population, especially for those with higher % total body surface area burned or inhalation injury. It is unknown whether children with acute kidney injury during PICU admission have kidney function monitored after discharge. Objectives 1) describe postdischarge serum creatinine monitoring after PICU acute kidney injury and 2) determine factors associated with postdischarge serum creatinine monitoring. Secondary analysis of longitudinal cohort study data. Two PICUs in Montreal and Edmonton, Canada. Children (0-18 yr old) surviving PICU admission greater than or equal to 2 days from 2005 to 2011. Exclusions postcardiac surgery and prior kidney disease. Exposure acute kidney injury by Kidney Disease Improving Global Outcomes serum creatinine definition. None. Primary outcome postdischarge serum creatinine measured by 90 days, 1 year, and 5-7 years. Healthcare events and nephrology follow-up. Proportions with outcomes; logistic regression to evaluate factors associated with the primary outcome. Kaplan-Meier analysis of time to serum creatinine measurement and healthcare events. Of n = 277, 69U acute kidney injury survivors have serum creatinine measured within 1-year postdischarge and follow-up is suboptimal for children developing long-term kidney sequelae. Knowledge translation strategies should emphasize the importance of serum creatinine monitoring after childhood acute kidney injury. Half of PICU acute kidney injury survivors have serum creatinine measured within 1-year postdischarge and follow-up is suboptimal for children developing long-term kidney sequelae. Knowledge translation strate