Pediatric Environmental Health Toolkit

A toolkit designed to help pediatric providers incorporate age-appropriate intervention guidance on environmental health during well-child visits. The Toolkit was developed by the Greater Boston (GBPSR) and San Francisco Bay Area chapters of Physicians for Social Responsibility in partnership with the Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Unit at the University of California, San Francisco, and a team of pediatricians from around the country. The Toolkit includes reference and anticipatory guidance materials for both providers and patients including desk and pocket references for providers and "Rx for Prevention" slips and magnets for patients. The components are designed to make it easy for providers to provide information to patients on preventing exposures to toxic chemicals and other substances that may affect child health. This toolkit is a combination of reference guides that are visually appealing and easy to use. Each guide is available in PDF format, requiring Adobe Reader.

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• Category: Regulatory and Accreditation Compliance Solutions

• Source: Health & Environmental Funders Network

• Disease/Service Line Management: Pediatric care

• Setting of Care: Hospital inpatient

• Quality Tool Topics: Patient/Medication safety

• Stage of Care: Intensive care

• Tags: Executive Health Toolkit

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