Pediatric Recognition and Reporting of Non-Accidental Trauma (NAT) Competency Sample Checklist
- EMSC Innovation & Improvement Center
- 5 minutes
This section helps clinicians build and sustain the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to safely and effectively care for pediatric patients across a wide range of clinical scenarios.
Why it matters: Pediatric emergencies are often high-risk and low-frequency, increasing the need for ongoing education and skill reinforcement.
Key focus areas: Education, simulation, competency validation.
Who to engage: Pediatric emergency care coordinators (PECCs), nurse educators, professional practice or competency committees, and medical education leadership.
Getting started: Assess current pediatric training, identify priority gaps, and integrate pediatric content into existing education.
Provides a structured framework to support competency validation in identifying, assessing, and reporting suspected child abuse in the emergency department.
Provides a structured framework to support competency validation for pediatric disaster preparedness and response in the emergency department.
Provides a structured framework to support competency validation in pediatric patient- and family-centered care in the emergency department (ED).