Emergency Department Support Services

Explains the PECC’s role in coordinating with key emergency department support services, including pediatric-focused radiology and laboratory teams.

Provides guidance on minimizing radiation exposure in clinical settings.

Provides evidence-based principles, guidelines, and tools to minimize radiation exposure and offers pediatric imaging safety resources, education, and practice standards for clinicians and radiology teams.

Provides current guidance and best practices for minimizing unnecessary radiation exposure.

Easy-to-understand guide on how CT scans support critical decisions in pediatric trauma, what radiation levels really mean, and how imaging teams ensure every scan is as safe and targeted as possible.

Evidence-based guidance for selecting appropriate pediatric imaging studies. Supports emergency department (ED) and radiology teams in reducing unnecessary imaging.

This professional organization is focused on pediatric radiology excellence and offers guidelines, educational resources, and updates in pediatric imaging.

An overview of laboratory quality programs and standards that focuses on accurate, safe, and reliable lab testing practices. Relevant for pediatric ED clinicians monitoring lab results.

Evidence-based guidance on pediatric blood collection. Covers technique, volume limits, and patient safety considerations and also highlights strategies to reduce pain and distress during phlebotomy.

Provides practical guidance on safe blood draw volumes for children and supports prevention of iatrogenic anemia and patient harm.

Discusses common difficulties and strategies in pediatric blood collection and provides tips for minimizing patient stress and procedural complications.

Choosing Wisely recommendations for emergency medicine highlight common practices to reconsider in pediatric care. It also supports evidence-based decision-making and patient safety.

Supports alignment between the emergency department (ED) and radiology teams on pediatric imaging safety.