The Harriet Lane Handbook

The Harriet Lane Handbook is the premier clinical resource for point-of-care pediatric information. Updated every three years by residents, edited by chief residents, and reviewed by expert faculty at Johns Hopkins Hospital, it provides concise, practical, and authoritative guidance for pediatric care. The 23rd edition continues to be the most widely used and trusted pediatric reference worldwide, offering clinicians, residents, nurses, and healthcare professionals essential information for safe and effective care of children.

Key Features

• Point-of-care utility: Designed for quick reference during clinical practice.
• Evidence-based updates: Reflects the latest guidelines, practice parameters, and pharmacology.
• Concise and accessible: Clear, easy-to-use format for rapid decision-making.
• Comprehensive coverage: Includes common pediatric conditions, procedures, and management strategies.
• Authorship and review: Written and updated by residents and expert faculty at Johns Hopkins, ensuring reliability.
• Portable: Compact size for bedside use or rounds.
• Trusted global resource: Recognized as an essential reference by pediatricians, nurses, and students worldwide.