Clinical Manual of Emergency Pediatrics

This handbook, authored by leading pediatricians from the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, provides a practical, evidence-based guide to pediatric emergency medicine. Covering a broad spectrum of urgent and emergent conditions, it equips clinicians with the knowledge needed for rapid assessment and effective management of children presenting with acute illness or injury. Designed for bedside use, the book emphasizes clarity, accessibility, and application in real-world clinical scenarios.

Key Features:

• Contains 68 concise chapters covering pediatric emergencies, from resuscitation to minor procedures.
• Focuses on rapid access to critical information for bedside decision-making.
• Includes evidence-based guidance on both medical and surgical emergencies.
• Offers practical approaches to assessment, stabilization, and management.
• Highlights up-to-date protocols and best practices in pediatric emergency care.
• Serves as a comprehensive reference for trainees, residents, and practicing clinicians.