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Afebrile Seizure
This clinical pathway aids in the identification, diagnosis and treatment of patients presenting with a new onset, afebrile, unprovoked, convulsive seizure with specific guidance on the initial evaluation including considerations for EEG and MRI as well as indications for seizure rescue medications while ensuring proper discharge education and follow-up.
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Pneumonia – Community Acquired
This inpatient Community Acquired Pneumonia clinical pathway provides guidance on viral versus bacterial pneumonia, recommended diagnostic evaluation and antimicrobial treatment as well as surgical intervention for complicated pneumonia.
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Psychosis – New Onset
The clinical pathway will earlier diagnosis of medical causes of psychosis in patients, standardize the medical evaluation for patients, and decrease transfers and admission from the BHP to Nationwide Children's Hospital Main Campus for medical evaluation.
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Acetaminophen Acute Ingestion/Overdose
This inpatient Acetaminophen Acute (dose ingested within 8 hours) Ingestion/Overdose clinical pathway outlines recommended evaluation and treatment to decrease risk of liver injury.
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Pulmonary Embolism
This pathway provides evidence and expert based guidance on the initial diagnostic evaluation, severity recognition and classification, and management considerations for patients with a suspected or confirmed Pulmonary Embolism.
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Sudden Neurologic Deterioration & Suspected Stroke
The Sudden Neurologic Deterioration & Suspected Stroke pathway will improve the timeliness of diagnosis in hospitalized patients with new-onset symptoms concerning for stroke.
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Hyperkalemia
This clinical pathway outlines the evaluation and management of hyperkalemia in the inpatient setting, with the goal to efficiently and safely lower potassium to normal level with the least amount of blood draws.
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Febrile Infant
This clinical pathway outlines the evaluation and management of a well appearing febrile neonates and infants (0 - 90 days old) in the inpatient care setting.
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IV Fluid Therapy
This clinical pathway outlines evidence-based use of IV fluids to minimize electrolyte abnormalities and promote early transition to optimal nutrition routes.
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Skin and Soft Tissue Infections
This clinical pathway discusses the inpatient management of skin and soft tissue infection (SSTI).