"Improving Same-Day Access in Pediatric Primary Care"

When faced with limited equipment, staffing shortages, and overwhelming patient needs, how can healthcare workers deliver safe, effective pediatric critical care? At the joint AAP Section on Global Health and Section on Critical care program during AAP National Conference & Exhibition 2025, pediatricians and global health leaders will share solutions that are both innovative and practical. Topics will include: 🔹 Protocolized care models in resource constrained environments 🔹 Low-cost technologies that save lives when ventilators and diagnostics are scarce 🔹 Workforce training and mentorship strategies that empower local providers 🔹 Approaches to integrating global evidence-based guidelines, such as ETAT and Surviving Sepsis, into everyday practice These solutions are more than stopgaps—they represent scalable approaches that can transform care delivery and help health systems sustain progress for children. Join us to learn, exchange ideas, and discover strategies to take back to your own practice and institution. 🗓 September 28 8A - 5P MDT 📝 CME 5.00 https://buff.ly/BoRMfWg #GlobalHealth #NCE2025

Managing complex pediatric referrals and coordinating communication across multiple specialties creates administrative bottlenecks that directly impact patient access and family satisfaction. Operational efficiency becomes increasingly critical for children's hospitals competing for market share. In this white paper, Robb Hutchison explores how digital transformation can reduce referral leakage, improve efficiency, drive revenue growth, and deliver better outcomes across the care continuum. See how to transform your pediatric referral operations – read now. https://lnkd.in/eHCmzpMz #PediatricHealthcare #ReferralManagement #ChildrensHospitals

Many pediatric hospitals/teams still depend on faxing to manage communication, but as volumes grow and coordination becomes more complex, it's worth asking: is there a more efficient way? This white paper explores how digital transformation can ease administrative burdens, reduce referral leakage, improve access for families, and ultimately benefit revenue influx. A great read for teams ready to take the next step in streamlining care! 👇

On World Patient Safety Day, Headlands Research joins the global call to prioritize “Safe care for every newborn and every child.” Medical errors can deeply affect patients, families, and healthcare providers. That’s why we’re committed to improving safety through rigorous research, innovative clinical trials, and strong partnerships with caregivers and communities. This year’s theme, “Patient safety from the start,” underscores the importance of protecting the most vulnerable among us. From maternal health to pediatric research, we’re proud to contribute to a safer future through science, compassion, and collaboration. #WorldPatientSafetyDay #PatientSafety #WPSD25 #HeadlandsResearch

On World Patient Safety Day, Headlands Research joins the global call to prioritize “Safe care for every newborn and every child.” Medical errors can deeply affect patients, families, and healthcare providers. That’s why we’re committed to improving safety through rigorous research, innovative clinical trials, and strong partnerships with caregivers and communities. This year’s theme, “Patient safety from the start,” underscores the importance of protecting the most vulnerable among us. From maternal health to pediatric research, we’re proud to contribute to a safer future through science, compassion, and collaboration. #WorldPatientSafetyDay #PatientSafety #WPSD25 #HeadlandsResearch

On World Patient Safety Day, Headlands Research joins the global call to prioritize “Safe care for every newborn and every child.” Medical errors can deeply affect patients, families, and healthcare providers. That’s why we’re committed to improving safety through rigorous research, innovative clinical trials, and strong partnerships with caregivers and communities. This year’s theme, “Patient safety from the start,” underscores the importance of protecting the most vulnerable among us. From maternal health to pediatric research, we’re proud to contribute to a safer future through science, compassion, and collaboration. #WorldPatientSafetyDay #PatientSafety #WPSD25 #HeadlandsResearch

On World Patient Safety Day, Headlands Research joins the global call to prioritize “Safe care for every newborn and every child.” Medical errors can deeply affect patients, families, and healthcare providers. That’s why we’re committed to improving safety through rigorous research, innovative clinical trials, and strong partnerships with caregivers and communities. This year’s theme, “Patient safety from the start,” underscores the importance of protecting the most vulnerable among us. From maternal health to pediatric research, we’re proud to contribute to a safer future through science, compassion, and collaboration. #WorldPatientSafetyDay #PatientSafety #WPSD25 #HeadlandsResearch

On World Patient Safety Day, Headlands Research joins the global call to prioritize “Safe care for every newborn and every child.” Medical errors can deeply affect patients, families, and healthcare providers. That’s why we’re committed to improving safety through rigorous research, innovative clinical trials, and strong partnerships with caregivers and communities. This year’s theme, “Patient safety from the start,” underscores the importance of protecting the most vulnerable among us. From maternal health to pediatric research, we’re proud to contribute to a safer future through science, compassion, and collaboration. #WorldPatientSafetyDay #PatientSafety #WPSD25 #HeadlandsResearch

On World Patient Safety Day, Headlands Research joins the global call to prioritize “Safe care for every newborn and every child.” Medical errors can deeply affect patients, families, and healthcare providers. That’s why we’re committed to improving safety through rigorous research, innovative clinical trials, and strong partnerships with caregivers and communities. This year’s theme, “Patient safety from the start,” underscores the importance of protecting the most vulnerable among us. From maternal health to pediatric research, we’re proud to contribute to a safer future through science, compassion, and collaboration. #WorldPatientSafetyDay #PatientSafety #WPSD25 #HeadlandsResearch

Research from Cedars-Sinai shows that focused training can help healthcare providers reduce bias and improve care for patients with obesity. Led by Amanda Velazquez, MD, the program increased empathy, confidence, and referrals to obesity care, with lasting results a year later. “Our goal was to move the needle toward greater comfort in referring their patients to appropriate obesity management,” said Velazquez. Discover how targeted education is changing clinical practice and improving patient outcomes: https://ceda.rs/4mCmYuQ