Abnormal Vital Signs

Abnormal Vital Signs
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Aim Statement:

By April 2020, 100% of pediatric patients with abnormal vital signs will be identified by healthcare providers in the emergency department.

AVS Fireside Chats

Deep Dive: Abnormal Vital Signs

June 26, 2018

Deep Dive PowerPoint Presentation: 6.26.18

Bundle 2 Intervention Packet

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Resources

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- Acute Gastroenteritis (AGE) Evidence Based Guidelines
- Appendicitis Evidence Based Guidelines
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- Bronchiolitis Algorithm
- Bronchiolitis Evidence Based Guidelines
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- Pneumonia Algorithm
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- Triage Tool: Septic Shock
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- UTI Algorithm

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