Wildfire Smoke Resources for Providers and Caregivers
This page provides valuable information and resources to help healthcare providers and parents navigate the challenges of wildfire smoke. It offers guidance on protecting children's …
Pediatric Respiratory Virus Surge Response - Fall/Winter 2022-23
This review discusses the Pediatric Pandemic Network's (PPN) efforts to assist in responding to the pediatric respiratory medical surge incident during Fall/Winter 2022-23. It analyzes …
Measles FAQ for Parents and Families
This article provides guidance for parents if they think their child or family member has measles. It describes the CDC's advice to call a healthcare …
Facts About Candida auris in Children
This article is about Candida auris, a fungus causing severe illness in hospitals. It describes how C. auris can resist treatment and spread easily, especially …
Dengue Fever FAQ for Families and Caregivers
This document provides important information about dengue fever, describing what dengue is, how it spreads, and its symptoms like high fever, rash, and joint pain. …
Dengue Fever FAQ for Clinicians
This document provides important information about dengue fever, a disease spread by mosquitoes. It describes symptoms like high fever, headache, and joint pain and explains …
Recognizing Measles in Your Patients
Created by Subject Matter Experts of the PPN Infectious Disease Domain, this article assists providers in identifying, isolating, and informing about measles. Also included is …
Mpox FAQ for Clinicans
This 2-page document provides key information with links for healthcare providers about the Mpox virus. It describes how clinicians can identify symptoms, understand transmission methods, …
Clinical Guidelines for Management of Pediatric Acute Gastroenteritis (AGE)
This document provides clinical guidelines for managing pediatric acute gastroenteritis (AGE) and describes how to recognize symptoms like diarrhea and vomiting, offering advice on rehydration …
Prep School
This "Ready. Prep. Go! Podcast" features a conversation with Dr. Natasha Gill, MD, MPH, FAAP about disaster preparedness for families. Dr. Gill, a pediatric emergency …