Clinical workflows
These guides provide a broad overview into their respective topics, meant to be referenced repeatedly with different patients to create a larger care schema over the course of months to years.
Specific diagnoses
These guides are meant to be used when you have patients who present with specific diagnoses, not just vague complaints but pathologies that have been identified and clinical workflows that are backed by evidence. Optional resources Are there outside resources that you’d like students to access for more information regarding diagnoses?
Abdominal pain in hospitalized pediatric patients
Abdominal pain is one of the most common reasons for pediatric hospital admissions, presenting a diagnostic challenge due to the broad differential diagnosis. The etiology of abdominal pain in hospitalized children ranges from benign self-limited conditions to life-threatening surgical emergencies. This guide will discuss the common causes, clinical features, diagnosis, treatment, and potential complications of […]
Vague problems
These guides pertain to patients with vague or broad presenting complaints, without definitive diagnoses. The goal of this section is to build up your differential skills.
Inpatient pediatrics guide
Although not all encompassing, the Inpatient Pediatrics Guide focuses on the commonly encountered pathologies in the inpatient pediatrics setting. While discussing epidemiology and pathophysiology is important, this guide has a heavy focus on what the day-to-day clinical workflow would look like for you on the wards. The guide is broken up into sections to focus […]