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Telehealth and telephone care serve as important tools to connect with patients and families, especially when we are practicing physical distancing. This comprehensive telehealth resource is a must-have for thousands of practices and call centers. From telehealth pioneer Barton D. Schmitt, MD, FAAP, this award-winning office essential efficiently steps triagers through more than 141 decision support protocols spanning 98% of todays most common complaints. Key updates in this edition:: Completely updated protocols, references, and resourcesNew protocol, COVID-19 Diagnosed or SuspectedMedication QuestionsAnd more In this essential resource youll see benefits like:: Highlighted assessment questions that help you quickly evaluate patient problems and select the appropriate disposition:: 911 call, ED referral, office visit, or home careParent-reassuring home care instructionsMedication questions, dosages, and recommendationsFind-it-fast index helps to quickly zero in on caller concernsDetailed Users Guide serves as a valuable training tool Handle calls with complete confidence.
Szczegóły produktu
Indeks
92047
EAN13
9781610025607
ISBN
9781610025607
Opis
Rok wydania
2021
Numer wydania
17
Oprawa
miękka bindowana
Liczba stron
520
Wymiary (mm)
216.00 x 279.00
Infants Bottle-Feeding (Formula) Questions Breastfeeding Questions Circumcision Problems Cradle Cap Crying, Before Months Old Crying, Months and Older Diaper Rash Foreskin Care Questions Hernia, Umbilical Jaundice, Newborn Newborn (Up to 3 Months) Acts Sick Newborn Appearance Questions Newborn Rashes and Birthmarks Newborn Reflexes and Behavior Spitting Up (Reflux) Tear Duct, Blocked Thrush Umbilical Cord Symptoms Skin/Bites Animal Bite Athletes Foot Bee or Yellow Jacket Sting Chickenpox, Diagnosed or Suspected Eczema Fifth Disease Fire Ant Sting Frostbite and Cold Exposure Hand-Foot-and-Mouth Disease Hives Impetigo (Infected Sore) Insect Bite Lice Mosquito Bite Poison Ivy/Oak/Sumac Rash, Amoxicillin or Augmentin Rash, Widespread on Drugs Rash or Redness, Localized Rash or Redness, Widespread Ringworm Skin, Foreign Body Skin, Lump or Localized Swelling Spider Bite Sunburn Tick Bite Warts Wound Infection Suspected A–Z A Abdominal Pain Arm Pain Asthma Attack B Back Pain Bronchiolitis Follow-Up Call Burns C Chest Pain Colds Constipation Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Diagnosed or Suspected Cough Croup D Diarrhea Dizziness E Ear, Congestion Ear, Discharge Ear, Foreign Body Ear, Pulling at or Rubbing Ear, Swimmers Ear Infection Follow-up Call Earache Eye, Allergy Eye, Foreign Body Eye, Pus or Discharge Eye, Red Without Pus Eye, Swelling F Fever Fluid Intake, Decreased Food Reactions H Headache I Immunization Reactions Infection on Antibiotic Follow-up Call Influenza (Flu), Seasonal L Leg Pain Lymph Nodes, Swollen M Medication Questions Menstrual Cramps Menstrual Period, Missed or Late Mouth Ulcers N Nasal Allergies (Hay Fever) Neck Pain or Stiffness Nose, Foreign Body Nosebleed P Penis/Scrotum Symptoms Before Puberty Penis/Scrotum Symptoms After Puberty Pinworms Psychosocial Problems Puncture Wound S Scrotum Swelling or Pain Sinus Pain or Congestion Sore Throat Stools, Blood In Stools, Unusual Color Strep Throat Exposure Strep Throat Infection Follow-up Call Sty Suture or Staple Questions Swallowed Foreign Body T Teething U Urination Pain (Female) Urination Pain (Male) V Vaginal Bleeding Before Puberty Vaginal Bleeding After Puberty Vaginal Itching (Irritation) Before Puberty Vaginal Symptoms or Discharge Before Puberty Vaginal Symptoms or Discharge After Puberty Vomiting With Diarrhea Vomiting Without Diarrhea W Weakness (Generalized) and Fatigue Wheezing (Other Than Asthma) Emergencies Anaphylaxis Breathing Difficulty (Respiratory Distress) Choking, Inhaled Foreign Body Confusion (Delirium) Eye, Chemical In Fainting Heat Exposure (Heat Exhaustion and Heatstroke) Poisoning, Ingestion Seizure With Fever Seizure Without Fever Injuries Abdominal Injury Arm Injury Back Injury Chest Injury Ear Injury Eye Injury Finger Injury Genital Injury (Female) Genital Injury (Male) Head Injury Leg Injury Mouth Injury Neck Injury Nose Injury Skin Injury (Bruises, Cuts, and Scrapes) Toe Injury Tooth Injury Exposures Infection Exposure Questions Influenza (Flu) Exposure Strep Exposure (Strep Contacts) Whooping Cough Exposure OTC Medications Dosage Tables for Over-the-Counter Medications Fever and Pain Medicines Short-acting Antihistamine (6-8 Hours) Long-acting Antihistamines (24 Hours) Users Guide Users Guide for the Telephone Triager Prioritizing Calls Checklist for Telephone Triagers 911 Checklist for Office Support Staff or Answering Service Staff Telephone Log Sheet Samples Quality Improvement Checklist:: Review of Call Documentation Prescription Medication Questions Over-the-Counter Medication Questions Reviewers of Pediatric Telephone Protocols Published Peer-Reviewed Research on Pediatric Call Centers Using Dr Schmitts Pediatric Telephone Protocols References for All Protocols American Academy of Pediatrics Books American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Telehealth Care:: How to Join Telemedicine and Pediatric Primary CareIndex