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Inpatient and outpatient medical and surgical management for pediatric preseptal or orbital cellulitis patients

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 should be used to guide the evaluation and treatment of patients with fever and recent travel. ≥ 38 °C in a traveler within 30 days of return to the U.S.

This pathway guides the care of children who present with onset of flaccid weakness in one or more extremities +/- bulbar/cranial nerve findings without other clear cause. 

The unprovoked seizure clinical pathway outlines the steps to standardize the ED clinical assessment, evaluation and recommend Neurology follow-up for healthy children presenting with new onset unprovoked seizure(s).

This pathway guides the ED and inpatient care for patients of any age with Genetically confirmed, Primary (Definite) Mitochondrial Disease or Suspected Mitochondrial Disease.

This pathway guides clinicians in best practices for screening and treatment for adolescents presenting to the Emergency Department and Primary Care sites who might be at risk for sexually transmitted infections.

This pathway guides the diagnosis of Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders (SSRD) where the history/physical of a patient’s chief complaint does not align with known organic medical causes.

The croup pathway highlights the care necessary in treating children with croup in the emergency department and inpatient settings.

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.