Clinical Pathways Search Results

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

The hyperbilirubinemia pathway is a standard approach to initial evaluation, treatment, and management of infants with hyperbilirubinemia from birth through 21 days of life.

The primary care physical abuse pathway is a detailed care plan that outlines the steps to be taken for a child with physical abuse concerns in the primary care and outpatient specialty care settings.

This pathway guides clinicians in laboratory studies and appropriate consultation to Bone Health team as needed, with a goal to prevent any fractures from occurring while children are in the hospital.

The VEPTR procedures pathway details the specific care necessary for a child undergoing Vertical Expandable Prosthetic Titanium Rib (VEPTR) procedures.

The migraine headache clinical pathway outlines the steps necessary in the evaluation and treatment of a patient with a migraine headache in an inpatient setting.

The femoral artery loss clinical pathway outlines the steps to be taken in the case of femoral artery loss in an inpatient setting.

This pathway details monitoring components, contact information, and second operation planning steps for providers who care for newborns with Norwood physiology or shunt-dependent pulmonary blood flow outside the hospital setting.

The BMI-based evaluation and management clinical pathway is a task-oriented care plan that details essential steps in promoting weight management.

The glucocorticoid tapering and stress dose pathway outlines the steps to be taken when a child on steroids needs stress dosing or tapering.