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The dental emergency pathway is meant to guide providers on the necessary steps in the evaluation and treatment of emergent dental pathology and/or trauma in the emergency department.

This pathway guides care of patients in the Emergency Department and inpatient units coming to the General Operating Rooms and radiologic procedures under Anesthesia/sedation.

The suspected traumatic spinal cord injury clinical pathway outlines the care plan for assessment and treatment of spinal cord injury in the emergency department and ICU.

Fracture, Extremity, Open Long Bone, ED

The laceration repair pathway is meant to guide providers on the necessary steps in the evaluation and treatment of simple lacerations in the emergency department setting.

This pathway provides guidance for the care of all patients who have sustained a traumatic injury with risk to life or limb. Patients with recognized life threatening injuries are classified as Trauma Level One or Trauma Level Two and require initial evaluation and resuscitation in the Trauma Bay.

This pathway is intended for Emergency Department patients requiring procedural sedation who are healthy or those with mild systemic disease that is well controlled.

The Multiple Patient Event (MPE) and Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) pathway is meant to establish best practices and serve as a reference for staff regarding the management of a large influx of seriously ill or injured patients into the Emergency Department.

This pathway details the classifying and treatment of supracondylar humerus fractures with the Gartland method.  It should be used by providers in the Emergency Department in conjunction with Orthopaedics.

The PICU pathway for treatment of traumatic brain injury (TBI) provides guidance on clinical management to standardize the approach to caring for patients with severe brain injury requiring intensive care.