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Fevers in Infants: Crucial Screening Guidelines From UCSF Experts
Collect pearls of wisdom from this animated discussion of triage for febrile infants, who may appear well even with a dangerous issue brewing. Our experienced pediatric emergency specialists provide advice for babies based on age and useful ...
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A Critical Plan: Ensure Your Facility Is Prepared for Pediatric Mass Casualties
Mass casualty incidents (MCI’s) happen everywhere and challenge resources, whether in established trauma centers or remote general medicine facilities.
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Concussion in Kids: Keys to Diagnosis and Recovery Optimization
This guide for the primary care provider covers concussion assessment tools; explains when imaging is essential and which technologies offer the most value; and reports the latest on treatments to speed recovery, including amended perspectives ...
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24/7 Pediatric Consultation & Transfer Services
UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals have pediatric emergency physicians and subspecialists available 24/7 to consult on cases.
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Pediatric Emergency Excellence: UCSF Resources for the Emergency Medicine Community
UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals recognize that community EDs, EMS teams and ED providers are essential partners in pediatric health care throughout the region.
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Pediatric Emergency and Trauma Services
When an infant or child is critically ill or injured, evidence shows that timely access to expert emergency and trauma care can mean the difference between life and death.
The pediatric emergency evidenced-based pathways and clinical pearls below are designed to provide clinicians with rapid access to critical information, including best practices, guidelines, common antibiotics and medications, and child-specific dosing information. Additional pediatric emergency resources can be found here.
24/7 Pediatric Consultation & Transfer Services
UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals have pediatric emergency physicians and subspecialists available 24/7 to consult on cases through our Pediatric Access Center at 877-UC-CHILD (877-822-4453).
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