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We described the limitations of currently available data and identified important factors that are not included in current prediction formulae of the critically ill. In the second study, we conducted a retrospective study at two Canadian centers to describe some predictors of energy expenditure in this population and estimate their magnitude of effect. We were able to describe some factors of interest in critically ill children, identify factors that were not evaluated in sufficient numbers, and determine new predictors associated with energy expenditure not previously described in paediatric ICU. In the third study, we aimed to establish a prospective cohort of critically ill children with indirect calorimetry measurements and clinical data to support the development and initial validation of an equation that predicts energy expenditure. 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In the second study, we conducted a retrospective study at two Canadian centers to describe some predictors of energy expenditure in this population and estimate their magnitude of effect. We were able to describe some factors of interest in critically ill children, identify factors that were not evaluated in sufficient numbers, and determine new predictors associated with energy expenditure not previously described in paediatric ICU. In the third study, we aimed to establish a prospective cohort of critically ill children with indirect calorimetry measurements and clinical data to support the development and initial validation of an equation that predicts energy expenditure. 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