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Advancing Pediatric Readiness in EMS: Findings from a National Assessment of EMS Agencies
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Pediatric Readiness in Rural Emergency Care: Simple Measures to Improve Outcomes for Children
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Neonatal Fever

Pediatric Readiness Education Series
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60 minutes

Title: Neonatal Fever

Speakers: Julia Magana, MD

Hosts: EMSC Innovation and Improvement Center and the Texas Pediatric Readiness Education Series

Date: April 16, 2026

CE: Asynchronous CE credit for physicians and nurses is available upon video completion courtesy of the Pediatric Pandemic Network.

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