Pediatrics

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	Baylor International Pediatric AIDS Initiative (BIPAI) Toolkit This toolkit was prepared by the staff of the Baylor College of Medicine International Pediatric AIDS Initiative (BIPAI) at Texas Children's Hospital. The toolkit provides guidance for planning, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating programs for the treatment and care of children and their families affected by HIV/AIDS and living in resource-limited settings. BIPAI can provide toolkit users with additional assistance, upon request. The toolkit is available as several PDFs. Adobe Reader is required to view the document.
	Pediatric Rules and Reminders Developed by Partners HealthCare System Quality Improvement Group, these tools act to improve adherence to clinical guidelines in electronic health record systems. The intention here is to advance health care quality and safety. This tool is available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Pediatric Documentation Templates Developed by Partners Quality Improvement Group, these templates for acute and chronic conditions can assist providers when documenting a visit in an electronic health record by increasing the efficiency with which a visit is documented and enhancing adherence to clinical guidelines for those conditions. The templates are based on national guidelines and may be modified to suit a particular clinical practice's needs. This toolkit is available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Newborn Screening Coding and Terminology Guide This guide for State health officials and physicians promotes and facilitates the use of electronic health data standards in recording and transmitting newborn screening test results.
	Pediatric Trigger Toolkit: Measuring Adverse Drug Events in the Children’s Hospital The use of “triggers,” or clues, is an effective method for detecting and preventing adverse events that result in harm to pediatric patients. The Pediatric Trigger Toolkit for Measuring Adverse Drug Events (ADEs) provides a powerful yet simple method to detect medication-related harm in pediatric inpatients. The toolkit can help hospitals implement medication system changes to ensure fewer drug-related injuries to patients. This toolkit was developed by Child Health Corporation of America. This toolkit is available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Improving Asthma Care for Children Toolkit: Best Practices in Medicaid Managed Care This toolkit provides strategies to improve asthma care tested by a diverse group of health plans serving Medicaid consumers. The inventive methods, targeted for children with asthma, can also be used for adults. The toolkit was developed by the Center for Health Care Strategies, Inc. The toolkit is available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Improving Preventive Care Services for Children: A BCAP Toolkit The Improving Preventive Care Services for Children Toolkit provides a practical approach for increasing the quality of preventive care for children covered under Medicaid and SCHIP. It includes a simple process improvement model to consistently follow; strategies for identification, stratification, outreach, and intervention, including plan case studies; tools to encourage providers to adopt streamlined preventive care practices; and communications tactics for creating change. The report is available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Collaborative: Forms for the Diagnosis and Treatment of ADHD These forms for the diagnosis and treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are designed for primary care practitioners. The collection of standardized forms can be use to improve functioning, quality of life, and access to care for children with ADHD. The toolkit was developed by Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. The toolkit is available as several PDFs and Word documents, requiring Adobe Reader and Microsoft Word.
	Implementing High Quality Telephone Care in Pediatric Practice This presentation, available in audio (mp3) and slideshow (Microsoft PowerPoint) formats, provides pediatricians and their staff with information about the use of telephone care in pediatric practice, citing examples for the management of chronic diseases such as asthma. Associated handouts available for download include sample telephone care plans and forms for selected conditions. This presentation is part of a series provided by the Quality Improvement Innovation Network, a program of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
	Autism A.L.A.R.M. Autism A.L.A.R.M. teaches primary caregivers and medical personnel how to spot autism in young children. The tool was developed by the American Academy of Pediatrics. The tool is available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Pediatric Symptom Checklist The Pediatric Symptom Checklist is a psychosocial screening tool for use by health care professionals to help recognize cognitive, emotional, and behavioral problems in children. Early detection of possible problems will aide professionals and parents in identifying appropriate interventions. The checklist was developed by Bright Futures at Georgetown University; Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health Research Program; and Massachusetts General Hospital. The checklist is available as a PDF, requiring Adobe Reader.
	Building Your Medical Home This toolkit for health care professionals helps develop a pediatric medical home and improve patient care. The elements in the toolkit help to increase outcomes, such as health status, timeliness of care, family centeredness, and family functioning in a medical home. Achieving the standards in the toolkit is a requirement to be in the National Committee for Quality Assurance Physician Practice Connections® Patient Centered Medical Home Recognition program. The toolkit was developed by the American Academy of Pediatrics and requires registration. The web-based toolkit requires a web browser.