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Pediatric emergency readiness goes beyond equipment—it requires best practices, efficient workflows, and ongoing quality improvement. This module gives healthcare professionals essential strategies for improving pediatric preparedness and resuscitation in the ED. Children have unique needs, and many EDs see them infrequently. Being prepared ensures high-quality, lifesaving care when it counts. Identifying gaps and implementing QI efforts strengthens your team’s ability to respond effectively. In 45 minutes, this module will boost your understanding of pediatric emergency readiness—helping your ED deliver the care kids need, when they need it most.
What You Will Learn
- Explain the importance of ensuring pediatric readiness in all emergency departments
- Identify quality improvement (QI) efforts to enhance pediatric emergency care
- Understand the role of national guidelines in optimizing pediatric resuscitation and stabilization
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Pediatric emergency readiness goes beyond equipment—it requires best practices, efficient workflows, and ongoing quality improvement. This module gives healthcare professionals essential strategies for improving pediatric preparedness and resuscitation in the ED. Children have unique needs, and many EDs see them infrequently. Being prepared ensures high-quality, lifesaving care when it counts. Identifying gaps and implementing QI efforts strengthens your team’s ability to respond effectively. In 45 minutes, this module will boost your understanding of pediatric emergency readiness—helping your ED deliver the care kids need, when they need it most.
What You Will Learn
- Explain the importance of ensuring pediatric readiness in all emergency departments
- Identify quality improvement (QI) efforts to enhance pediatric emergency care
- Understand the role of national guidelines in optimizing pediatric resuscitation and stabilization
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