In this section, we have included many of the most common pediatric emergency medicine clinical pathways. These areas have been selected from some of the leading children’s hospitals and pediatric centers, and in most cases, we have directly linked to the content on the source web pages, so when the source is updated, you can access the updated content.
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Clinical Practice Pathways
In this section, we have included many of the most common pediatric emergency medicine clinical pathways.
D-P
- Diabetic ketoacidosis (CHOP)
- DKA 5.0 (Seattle Children’s)
- Evaluation/Treatment of STI in Adol
- Fever without a source (University of Oklahoma)
- Febrile Seizure) (CHOP)
- Evaluation and treatment of febrile infants < 56 days (CHOP)
- Fractures – (CHOP)
- Review of splinting (University of Colorado)
- Fractures V2.1 (Seattle Children’s)
- Headache (curbside pathways)
- Migraine (CHOP)
- Laceration (CHOP)
- Pain Management (Cincinnati Children’s)
- Pneumonia (CHOP)
S-Z
- Sepsis pathway (CHOP)
- Status Epilepticus (CHOP)
- Testicular pain (CHOP)
- Trauma – abdomen (CHOP):blunt solid organ
- Trauma – head (CHOP)
- Head Trauma w PECARN guidelines (WikiEM)
- Pediatric Trauma Care Guidelines 2011 (U Kentucky)
- Trauma – Multiple Patients Entry/Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) – (CHOP)
- Urinary Tract Infection – UTI (Seattle Children’s)
- Unknown ingestion/Foreign body (CHOP)
- Button Battery Ingestion (Nat’l Capital Poison Ctr)