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393 - Creation of an Implementation Blueprint for the National Emergency Airway Registry for Pediatric Emergency Medicine (NEAR4PEM) Pre-Intubation Checklist

394 - Reducing Waste and Cost by Utilizing Tap Water for Laceration Irrigation: A Quality Improvement Approach

395 - Decreasing Time to Opioid Pain Medication Administration for Acute Sickle Cell Pain in the Pediatric Emergency Room

396 - Provider Perspectives on Emergency Department Care of Children with New Unprovoked Seizures: A Mixed Methods Study

397 - Improving Time to Second Opioid Administration in Patients With Sickle Cell Disease Presenting With Vasoocculsive Crisis

398 - Does Trauma Designation Matter? Post-Resuscitation Outcomes After Pediatric Non-Traumatic Cardiac Arrest

399 - Incidence of Bacteremia in Patients With Fever and Sickle Cell Disease Who Present to the Emergency Department

400 - Feasibility Trial of an Implementation Blueprint for the National Emergency Airway Registry for Pediatric Emergency Medicine (NEAR4PEM) Pre-Intubation Checklist

401 - Breathe Easier: A Standardized Intubation Checklist Reduces Hypoxia in Pediatric Emergency Intubations

402 - Standardizing the Declaration of Death Process in a Pediatric Emergency Department: A Case Series

403 - Implementing a CPR Bundle to Optimize Pediatric Emergency Department CPR

404 - Association of severity of paediatric concussions symptoms with delayed return to sport: Secondary analysis of Concussion Essentials RCT

405 - Rocuronium versus Succinylcholine Use in Pediatric Emergency Department Intubations and Adverse Airway Outcomes: A National Emergency Airway Registry for Pediatric Emergency Medicine (NEAR4PEM) Study

406 - Facial dog bite wounds in children: A tertiary Pediatric Emergency Department’s experience

408 - Use of emergency medical services for children with medical complexity

409 - What about the control group? Provision of a lower-intensity intervention to control sites post-trial to improve bronchiolitis management in Australasian hospitals: A multi-method PREDICT study

410 - From Habit to Stewardship: Assessing the Appropriateness of Azithromycin Use in Pediatric Acute Care.

411 - Training Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physicians in EMS: National Insights from Physicians and Program Directors

412 - Adolescent-Centered Development of a Bill of Rights for Adolescent Emergency Department Care

413 - An Investigation Among Walk-in and Referred Patients in a Pediatric Emergency Department Waiting Room

414 - PEWS Score and Mode of Transport from UCC to Higher Level of Care

415 - Perceptual Discordance Between EMS and ED Providers During Pediatric Handoffs: Insights From a Paired Survey Study

416 - Assessing Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Pediatric Prehospital Pain Management

417 - Decreasing Time to Ultrasound Completion in Children and Adolescents with Suspected Adnexal Torsion: A Quality Improvement Project

418 - Empiric Treatment Practices for Adolescent Chlamydia and Gonorrhea: Insights From a Multicenter Emergency Department Study

419 - Barriers and Facilitators to Accessing Dental Care among ED Patients

420 - Caregiver Perceptions of ED Discharge Paperwork with a Visual Tool to Decrease Pediatric Medication Dosing Errors for Families with Limited English Proficiency

421 - Virtual Reality for Procedural Distress in Children Undergoing Port-a-Cath Access: A Randomized Controlled Trial

422 - A Statewide Survey of Strengths, Challenges, and Resources for Emergency Medical Services Responses for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs and Caregivers

423 - Access to Care As Predictors of ED Utilization: A Cross-Sectional National Study

424 - Accuracy of Language for Care in the Pediatric ED

425 - Trends in Diagnosis and Management of Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome Presenting to Pediatric ED's: PHIS Database Study

426 - Caregiver Feedback for an Infant Supply Insecurity Screening and Distribution Program in a Pediatric Emergency Department

427 - Use of Haloperidol For the Management of Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome: Comparing Pediatric and Adult Patient Characteristics

428 - Recruiting Family Caregivers of Children for Qualitative Research in the Emergency Department: Lessons Learned from an In-Depth Interview Study

429 - Increasing Concomitant Naloxone and Opioid Prescribing from a Pediatric Emergency Department: QI Project

430 - Assessment of an Electronic Health Record-Based Social Needs Screening Tool and Referral Workflow in a Pediatric Emergency Department

431 - Missed Opportunities for Youth Discharged from the Emergency Department After Intentional Self-Poisoning

432 - Targeted Improvements of a Food Insecurity Screening Program in a Pediatric Emergency Department

433 - Characterizing Unmet Housing Needs in a Pediatric Emergency Department

434 - Impact of Haloperidol on Emergency Department Outcomes in Pediatric Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome

435 - Characterizing Psychosocial Determinants of Caregiver Health in the Pediatric Emergency Department

436 - Parental Use of Online Health Information Prior to Emergency Department Visits: Implications for Equitable Healthcare and Family Decision-Making

437 - Glycemic Emergencies in Pediatric Patients During Ramadan: A Retrospective Emergency Department Analysis

438 - When do Accidents Become Neglect? Factors Associated with Child Protective Services Referrals in Patients Presenting to a Pediatric Emergency Department for Unintentional Ingestions or Exposures

439 - Escaping a Stressful Reality: Parental, Patient and Child Life Specialist Perspective on Use of Virtual Reality in the Pediatric Emergency Department

440 - Improving Patient and Caregiver Experience at a Pediatric Emergency Department

441 - ChatGPT vs. Pediatric Neurology Consultation: A Mixed-Methods Study of Diagnostic and Management Accuracy

442 - Let there be light: Decreasing time to phototherapy for jaundiced neonates in the emergency department

443 - Risk of Deterioration of Children with Clinically-Significant Congenital Heart Disease Presenting to the Emergency Department

444 - Utilizing a Transcutaneous Bilimeter to Decrease Lab Draws for Neonatal Jaundice in a Pediatric Emergency Department

445 - The Epidemiology and Clinical Presentation of Pediatric Sepsis in the Prehospital Setting

446 - Socioeconomic Factors Associated With Inequity In The Management Of Pediatric Emergency Patients In Spain

447 - Establishing a Physician Peer Support Program in the Pediatric Emergency Department

448 - To Admit or Not to Admit: Age as a risk factor for apnea in pediatric RSV patients

449 - Relationship between treatment of Non-Accidental Trauma cases on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in Pediatric Emergency Medicine Providers

518 - Appropriate Treatment for Community Acquired Pneumonia

519 - Association of Higher Body Mass Index with Imaging Escalation and Operative Complexity in Pediatric Appendicitis

520 - Clinical Presentation and Course in Infants ≤90 Days Old With Bronchiolitis Evaluated in the Emergency Department

521 - Comparative effectiveness of corticosteroids for acute asthma treatment in the pediatric emergency department

522 - Health Disparities for Pneumonia and Sinusitis Antibiotic Treatment in the Emergency Department

523 - Not Just Bronchiolitis: Emergency Department Clues to Early Childhood Asthma

524 - Optimizing Antibiotic Therapy Duration in the Pediatric Emergency Department

525 - Optimizing the Prediction of Deep Musculoskeletal Infection Using Preliminary Clinical and Laboratory Values

526 - Racial and Ethnic Disparities in High Flow Nasal Cannula Use in Bronchiolitis

527 - Radiographic Uncertainty and Antibiotic Prescribing in Pediatric Pneumonia

528 - Reducing Racial Disparities in Asthma Care: Initiating Inhaled Corticosteroids for Pediatric Patients with Poorly Controlled Asthma in the Emergency Department

529 - Refractory Lyme arthritis in children presenting to the emergency department

530 - Sizing Up Septic Arthritis: Diagnostic Utility of Ultrasound Measurements of Pediatric Hip Effusions

531 - Standardizing Preoperative Antibiotics for Pediatric Appendicitis to Improve Stewardship and Outcomes

532 - Unintentional Pediatric Cannabis Exposure: Exploring Storage Practices

533 - Association of Hypothermia With Mortality Among Children in the Emergency Department: A Retrospective Cross-Sectional Study

534 - Association of Intravenous Fluid Use on Length of Stay for Patients with Bronchiolitis in the Pediatric Emergency Department

535 - Clinical Predictors of Chest Radiography Use in Pediatric Asthma Exacerbations

536 - Diagnostic Performance of Biomarker Rate of Increase in Febrile Young Infants With Fever of Very Recent Onset

537 - Early dexamethasone administration in croup: secondary analysis of the Better Assessment and Response to Croup in Kids (BARCK) Collaborative

538 - Getting it right the first time: Increasing antibiotic stewardship in non-neutropenic febrile oncology patients presenting to the pediatric emergency department (PED)

539 - Increasing Utilization of Pediatric Asthma Scores in a Pediatric Emergency Department to Improve Time to Albuterol and Steroids

540 - Neighborhood Social Vulnerability and Pediatric Asthma Utilization: A Retrospective Cohort Study in Hamilton County, Ohio

541 - Performance of Open-Source LLMs in Identifying Pediatric Pneumonia from Free-Text Chest Radiograph Reports

542 - Predictive factors of invasive infection in febrile oncology patients based on the oncology process

543 - Reducing Chest Radiograph Utilization in Infants with Bronchiolitis Through Quality Improvement Initiatives

544 - Testing and Treatment Patterns in Infants ≤90 Days With Bronchiolitis Presenting to the Emergency Department

545 - Variation in observation time after nebulized racemic epinephrine among children with croup

546 - What Does "the Mean" Mean?: Physician Reflections on Variation in Asthma Disposition in the Pediatric Emergency Department

547 - Yield of Chest X-Rays among children with asthma presenting to the ED with chest pain and respiratory symptoms

548 - Adherence to Antibiotic Prescribing Guideline Recommendations for Febrile Young Children in the Pediatric Emergency Department (ED)

549 - Bacteremia Outcomes After Initial discharge from the Emergency Department; A Ten-Year Single Center Retrospective Analysis

550 - Cold Clues: Clinical characteristics and mortality among hypothermic infants with herpes simplex virus infection

551 - Determining the Efficacy of Magic Distraction Therapy to Alleviate Pediatric Patient and Caregiver Anxiety in the Emergency Department

552 - Diagnostic Yield of Blood Cultures in Children Undergoing Abscess Incision & Drainage

553 - Emergency Department Diagnosed Bacteremia Organism Variance, A Ten-Year Single Center Retrospective Analysis

554 - Febrile Young Infant Evaluation in the Community Emergency Department Before and After Implementation of an Institutional Guideline

555 - Implementation of an Inclusive Decision Support Tool for Febrile Infants Age 7-90 Days in the Emergency Department

556 - Invasive bacterial infections by bacteria other than Escherichia coli and Streptococcus agalactiae in young febrile infants

557 - Lumbar Punctures in Febrile Infants: A Longitudinal View of Procedural Success in a Changing Clinical Landscape

558 - Performance of simultaneous peripheral and central blood cultures in febrile oncology patients

559 - Predictors of invasive bacterial infections in febrile children 3-36 months old presenting to the emergency department.

560 - Prevalence and characteristics of bacterial infections in children with prolonged fever and well appearance attending the paediatric emergency department

561 - Sustaining Improvement in Time to Antibiotics in Febrile Pediatric Oncology Patients Presenting to the Pediatric Emergency Department (PED)

562 - The 12-year Dynamic Epidemiology of Pediatric Rhinovirus/enterovirus (RV/EV)-associated Refractory Wheezing Illness. Metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia. 2013-2024.

570 - In Our Downtime Era: Pediatric Emergency Department Recommendations for Extended Downtime

571 - Improving the Incidence of Patient Gowning in the Pediatric Emergency Department

572 - Arriving Fast, Moving Slow: Impact of Mode of Arrival on Emergency Care for Low-Acuity Pediatric Patients

573 - Usability and Acceptability of a Novel Frontline Pediatric Readiness Simulation Bundle in Critical Access Hospital Emergency Departments

574 - Pediatric Transfer Telephone Calls: Referring Emergency Clinician Perspectives on Current State and Proposed Sepsis Interventions

575 - Reliability of Physical Examination Findings in Children Diagnosed with Pneumonia

576 - Sustaining Safe Essential Medication Reconciliation and Ordering Processes in a Pediatric ED Across an EHR Transition

577 - Nurse Practitioner Led Medication Safety of Behavioral Health Patients in the Pediatric Emergency Department

578 - Variation in Emergency Department Experience with Pediatric Critical Illness

579 - Deep Disadvantage and Pediatric Readiness: Exploring Disparities in Pediatric Emergency Care Across US Counties

580 - Disaster Networking Collaborative: Building Sustainable Pediatric Disaster Preparedness Across U.S. Children’s Hospitals

581 - Identifying Strengths and Gaps in Pediatric Disaster Response: Findings from the Disaster Response Collaborative

582 - Implementation Determinants of Pediatric Readiness in Community Emergency Departments: A CFIR-Guided Evaluation of a Pediatric Emergency Care Coordinator Mentorship Model

583 - Utilization of Epic SlicerDicer to Evaluate Pediatric Quality of Care in the Community Hospital Emergency Departments

584 - Collaborative Quality Improvement Between a Children's Hospital and an Adult Level I Trauma Center to Reduce Multifacility Pediatric Trauma Transfers in East Tennessee

585 - Expedited patient evaluation by Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellow Physicians in triage to improve care.

586 - Timeliness of First Neuroimaging for Suspected Stroke in a Pediatric Emergency Department

587 - Reliability of History and Physical Examination Findings in Children with Headaches

588 - Midazolam Dosing in the Prehospital Setting

589 - One Protocol, Two Phenotypes: Rethinking Standardized ED Pathways for Pediatric Migraine

590 - Implementing a Pediatric Care Initiation System: Effects on Throughput and Patient Experience

591 - Rethinking Discharge: Rapid Emergency Aftercare by Telehealth (REACT) for Children

592 - Predictors of Emesis in Children with Ketamine Procedural Sedation: Is Pretreatment with Zofran Indicated?

593 - Impact of Team Triage Implementation on Triage Discordance in a Pediatric Emergency Department

594 - Improving Pediatric Emergency Department Flow and Throughput Through Front-End Redesign and Alternate Care Space Implementation

595 - Factors associated with vomiting and pulmonary aspiration during and after procedural sedation in children: a report from the pediatric Sedation Research Consortium

596 - Can Pediatric Hospitals Utilize Biometric Technologies to Reunify Separated Families Following a Disaster?

597 - Variations in Follow-up Care for Children Presenting to the Emergency Department for Headache: A Multi-Center Prospective Cohort Study

598 - An Interdisciplinary Quality Improvement Initiative to Improve Inpatient Boarding in the Pediatric Emergency Department

599 - Mobile health to facilitate specialist access for pediatric concussion patients seen in the emergency department

600 - Evaluating Practice Patterns in Emergency Treatment of Migraine in Youth at Suburban and Urban Sites

601 - Patient and Clinical Characteristics Associated With Subsequent Suicide Attempt among Youth in the Emergency Department with a Positive Suicide Risk Screen

602 - A Research Agenda for Acute Pediatric Mental and Behavioral Health Emergencies

603 - Current and Desired Behavioral Health Resources for Children: A Survey of Illinois Emergency Departments

604 - Reducing Routine Screening Labs for Patients in the Pediatric Emergency Department Requiring Psychiatric Admission: A Quality Improvement Initiative

605 - Teens’ Experiences with Emergency Department Evaluation for Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors: A Qualitative Study

606 - Characteristics Associated with High Frequency Emergency Department Use for Behavioral Health Conditions among Children

607 - Implementing Universal Depression Screening in Pediatric Emergency Departments

608 - Epidemiology of children and adolescents presenting to Australian Emergency Departments for the management of acute severe behavioral disturbance: Secondary analysis of a randomized controlled trial.

609 - Factors Associated with Emergency Holds in Acute Pediatric Mental and Behavioral Health Presentations

610 - Improving behavioral health care in a pediatric ED by implementing a standardized agitation score.

611 - Adolescent Psychosocial Screening in the Pediatric Emergency Department

612 - Utilization of a Therapy Referral Process for Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Pediatric Emergency Department (PED) Patients.

613 - Reducing Boarding Time for Pediatric Patients Presenting with Behavioral Health Concerns at a Community Hospital Emergency Department: A Quality Improvement Project

614 - EMS and ED Use Among US Children (2016–2022): A PECARN DGS–Based Analysis using the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (NHAMCS)

615 - A Quality Improvement Initiative to Reduce Medical Screening Labs for ED Patients with Mental and Behavioral Health Concerns

683 - Pediatric Sepsis in General Emergency Departments: Factors Associated with Timely Diagnosis and the Role of Transfer Calls with Children's Hospitals

684 - Unequal Access: Differences in US Pediatric ED Mortality by Pediatric ED Volume

685 - Replacing Capillary Refill Time with High-Risk Comorbidity Improves the qPS4’s Predictive Sensitivity for Phoenix Sepsis and Septic Shock

686 - IV bolus, maintenance, and drug co-administered fluid in children with community acquired sepsis.

687 - Association Between Primary Care Access and Emergency Department Utilization

688 - Evaluating Burnout in Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physicians

689 - Is It Worth It? Assessing the Association of Respiratory Viral Testing on Pediatric Emergency Department Return Rates

690 - Improving Viral Testing Practices in the Pediatric ED

691 - Positive urine cultures for Enterococcus spp. vs. Escherichia coli in febrile infants younger than 90 days: a matched cohort study

692 - Correlation of Bladder Wall Thickness and Bladder Debris on Ultrasonography with Urine Culture in Pediatric Patients presenting to a Single-Center, Academic Children’s Hospital Emergency Department

693 - Determining the completion rate of outpatient renal and bladder ultrasound in young children following emergency department diagnosis of first febrile urinary tract infection

694 - Performance of Urinary Tract Infection Screening Methods for Febrile Young Children Using Updated American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Definitions

695 - Contamination Rates of Urine Cultures Collected by Clean Catch vs. Urethral Catheterization in Infants: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis

696 - Exploring the Impact of Altered Mental Status on Morbidity and Mortality in Pediatric Sepsis: A Retrospective Cohort Study

697 - Emergency Department Return Rates for Pediatric Patients with Positive Sepsis Screening at Index Visit

698 - Assessing the Impact of Bundle Compliance on Outcomes in Pediatric Phoenix Sepsis

699 - Diagnosis-Specific Themes in ED Patient Experience Surveys

700 - Navigating Parenthood During Fellowship: A National Survey of Pregnancy and Parental Leave Policies in Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Programs

701 - Sustained Effects of Multi-Modal Educational Interventions on Pediatric Emergency Department Utilization Patterns

702 - Assessing Interprofessional Team Performance in Pediatric TBI Management: Insights from a Simulation Study in General Emergency Departments

703 - Leveling Up Supervision: A Quality Improvement Initiative to Strengthen PEM Fellows’ Role in Overseeing Patient Care

704 - Assessing Efficacy of a Flipped Classroom, Simulation-Based, Ultrasound Curriculum for Pediatric Residents

705 - Diagnostic Accuracy of Cardiac Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Children with Myocarditis

706 - Measurement of mitral valve end point septal separation in the pediatric emergency department using point-of-care ultrasound

707 - EM2PEM: A Needs Assessment

708 - Teaching pediatric residents cardiac point-of-care ultrasound using didactic and hands-on training: A pre-/post-intervention study.

709 - Ocular Point-of-Care Ultrasound and Nonmydriatic Fundus Photography for Evaluation of Papilledema in the Pediatric Emergency Department

710 - Assessing and Identifying Key Procedural Steps to Improve Pediatric Intraosseous Placement for Prehospital Providers Using a Novel Training Model

711 - How ER Pediatricians Use of Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Relates to HCAHPS Domains of Patient Satisfaction

712 - Bedside Predictors of Ventricular Dysfunction in Children with Suspected Infection

713 - Assessing Caregiver and Staff Perceptions of Magic Distraction Therapy in the Pediatric Emergency Department.

714 - Improving Health Literacy in the Pediatric Emergency Department Using Descriptive Medical Illustration Aids

715 - Use of MRI as an Initial Imaging Modality for Pediatric Head Trauma

716 - Variation in imaging modality for pediatric nasal injury across children’s hospital emergency departments

717 - Chest CT in Stable Pediatric Blunt Trauma: Limited Clinical Utility Despite Frequent Use

718 - A Quality Improvement Initiative to Increase Injury Prevention Consults for Water Safety in High Risk Patients in the Pediatric Emergency Department

719 - Predictors of a Non-Accidental Trauma Evaluation for Young Children with Isolated Head Injuries: A Cross-Sectional Study

720 - Whole blood GFAP and LCH-L1 for prediction of absence of intracranial injury on computed tomography in pediatrics

721 - Variation in Emergency Department Management of Pediatric Palatal and Posterior Oropharyngeal Trauma

722 - Variation in Evaluation of Suspected Physical Child Abuse Across Pediatric Emergency Departments

724 - Factors associated with prolonged hospitalization and adverse outcomes in injured children in a regional health system

725 - Bridging Confidence and Competence in Prepubertal Female Genital Examinations: A Needs Assessment of Emergency Medicine Clinicians

726 - Caregiver and Patient Insights on the Use of Low-Field Point-of-Care Brain MRI in Pediatric Emergency, Hospital, and Critical Care

727 - Trends in Whole Blood Use Among Pediatric Emergency Departments 2016-2024

728 - Where Did They Go? Transport Destinations for Injured Children with Access to Pediatric Trauma Centers

729 - Transfusion-Associated Hypocalcemia in Pediatric Trauma: A Hidden Variable in Emergency Care

TOP 11 - Do the odds of having bacterial meningitis, bacteremia, or pneumonia change based on vaccination status?

TOP 12 - Emergency Department Management of Children with New, Unprovoked Generalized Seizures: Are Providers Complying with Guidelines?

TOP 13 - Are We Ready for AI? Pediatric Emergency Providers and Discharge Innovation

TOP 14 - Evaluation of the Efficacy of Current Analgesic Prescription Practices in Managing Pain in Pediatric Extremity Fractures After Discharge from the Pediatric Emergency Department

TOP 15 - Feasibility of a Modified PAUSE (Promoting Acknowledgement, Unity, and Sympathy at the End of Life) Intervention in the Pediatric Emergency Department

TOP 16 - Comparing Second-Line Intravenous Medication Management of Acute Migraine Headache in the Pediatric Emergency Department: Magnesium vs. Methylprednisolone

TOP 17 - Derivation and Validation of a Risk Model for Sepsis among Non-neonatal Infants Presenting to the Emergency Department with Suspected Infection

TOP 18 - Efficacy of Nasal Migraine Cocktail used in Pediatric Emergency Department: A Clinical Trial

TOP 19 - Increasing Oral Contraception Pill Prescriptions in the Pediatric Emergency Department

TOP 20 - Exploring the Impact of Medical Malpractice Lawsuits on Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physicians: A Qualitative Study

TOP 21 - Emergency Department Utilization Patterns Among Resettled Refugee Children: A Comparative Analysis and Exploration of Social Determinants

TOP 22 - Do Pelvic Examinations in Adolescents Change Clinical Decision-Making in the Pediatric Emergency Department?

TOP 23 - Head CT and Cervical Spine Injury in Pediatric Patients

TOP 24 - Investigating Predictors for Pediatric Emergency Department visit by Low Triage Patients (ESI i.e., Emergency Severity Index 4, 5)

TOP 25 - Bladder Point-of-Care Ultrasound to Assess Patient Readiness for Pelvic Ultrasound with the use of Artificial Intelligence: A Randomized Controlled Trial

TOP 26 - Feasibility of Amoxicillin Challenge in the Pediatric Emergency Department

TOP 27 - Reducing Casting of Distal Radius Buckle Fractures in the Pediatric Emergency Department

TOP 29 - Optimization of Post-Intubation Sedation in the Pediatric Emergency Department: A Quality Improvement Project

TOP 30 - Potentially avoidable transfers (PAT) of patients with languages other than English (LOE) from general emergency departments to a pediatric quaternary care facility

TOP 31 - Assessing Implementation Climate for Firearm Safety Screening in the Pediatric Emergency Department

TOP 32 - I-DISPATCH: Standardizing Communication to Drive Quality Improvement in Pediatric ED-to-PICU Transfers

TOP 33 - Time to Treatment of Pain in Trauma Activations in the Pediatric Emergency Department

TOP 34 - Predicting Need for Appendix Ultrasound at Pediatric Emergency Department Triage Using Natural Language Processing

TOP 36 - PREVENT-ED: PediatRic Emergency VENtilation Trial in the Emergency Department

TOP 37 - Optimizing Timely Administration of Essential Home Medications in the Emergency Department: A Quality Improvement Initiative

TOP 38 - Trends in Pediatric Emergency Department Utilization and Reliance

TOP 39 - Provider Attitudes and Practices on Pronoun Use in the Pediatric Emergency Department

TOP 40 - Monocyte distribution width as an early marker of pneumonia in children presenting to the Emergency Room with respiratory distress

TOP 41 - Improving Pediatric Asthma Management in Community Emergency Departments

TOP 42 - Implementation of an Asthma Pathway Including Emergency Department-Initiated Inhaled Corticosteroids and a Survey on Patient Impact