Pediatric Emergency Medicine Clinical Pathways
These evidence-based pathways function as a guideline for clinical care. Please consult your local hospital resources as appropriate.
Click below to download the clinical pathway PDFs.
- Acute vomiting and dehydrationDownload
- Appendicitis (suspected)Download
- Asthma exacerbationsDownload
- Brief resolved unexplained episode (BRUE)Download
- CellulitisDownload
- Diabetic ketoacidosis Download
- Febrile infant (0-28 days)Download
- Febrile infant (29-60 days)Download
- Febrile seizuresDownload
- Fever and immunosuppressionDownload
- Influenza-like illnessDownload
- IntussusceptionDownload
- Irritable hipDownload
- Minor head traumaDownload
- Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C)Download
- PharyngitisDownload
For questions, please contact the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Quality and Safety Leadership team:
Contact us
San Francisco hospital
Israel Green-Hopkins, MDDirector of Quality and Safety, Co-Director of PEM Center for Quality, Safety and Analyticsisrael.green-hopkins@ucsf.edu
Oakland hospital
Emily Roben, MD, MSDirector of Quality and Safety, Co-Director of PEM Center for Quality, Safety and Analyticsemily.roben@ucsf.edu
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Referral form
To refer a patient to us, download our referral form and fax it to the Pediatric Access Center.