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🚨 In pediatrics, there’s no margin for error.Every dose matters. Every calculation counts. SafeDose gives your team the ...
10/16/2025

🚨 In pediatrics, there’s no margin for error.
Every dose matters. Every calculation counts. SafeDose gives your team the confidence and tools to deliver safe, evidence-based, guideline-driven care-even in the most high-pressure moments.

✅ Instant, weight-based dosing support
✅ Evidence-based guideline-driven recommendations
✅ Standardized concentrations and clear instructions
✅ CEU education to build and maintain pediatric readiness

Safe care for kids starts with safe dosing.
👉 https://calendly.com/safedose-amanda/safedose-demo-1

🚨 LIVE CEU WEBINAR 🚨 The Difference Is in the Dose: Preventing Pediatric Medication ErrorsDate: October 7, 2025 Time: 12...
10/07/2025

🚨 LIVE CEU WEBINAR 🚨
The Difference Is in the Dose: Preventing Pediatric Medication Errors

Date: October 7, 2025
Time: 12:00–1:00 PM EST
Length: 1 hour | CEU-eligible

Medication errors are one of the most preventable risks in pediatric care. Yet 30–50% of ED and EMS doses deviate from guidelines, putting kids at risk—especially with high-alert meds.

This 1-hour CEU webinar will provide:
- An overview of current evidence on pediatric medication errors
- Case-based learning
- Practical strategies to prevent errors in acute care settings
- A live demo of SafeDose, showing how real-time, weight-based guidance supports providers during emergencies

Don’t miss this opportunity to strengthen your team’s pediatric readiness and ensure the difference is always in the right dose.

👉 Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8017594136305/WN_4PqwI7hfTjyosDr24eVyHQ

🚨 Did you know?A new study, published September 2025, revealed that high-alert medications remain among the most common ...
09/24/2025

🚨 Did you know?
A new study, published September 2025, revealed that high-alert medications remain among the most common drugs involved in pediatric errors , the same meds ER nurses push every day in codes and critical situations (Kuitunen et al., 2025).

That means even in 2025, kids in our resus bays are still at serious risk of life-threatening dosing mistakes.

If high-alert meds aren’t safe, how often do errors happen with everything else we give?

👉 What safeguards does your ED have in place?

Read the study here - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1551741125004504?utm_source=chatgpt.com

🚨 Every Second Counts in Pediatric Sepsis 🚨A child with sepsis can go from stable to critical in minutes. Would your tea...
08/26/2025

🚨 Every Second Counts in Pediatric Sepsis 🚨

A child with sepsis can go from stable to critical in minutes. Would your team be ready

With SafeDose, you get:
- Instant sepsis workflow guidance
- Weight-based fluid & medication dosing in seconds
- Evidence-based protocols at your fingertips

No searching. No guesswork. Just action.

📲 Book your SafeDose demo today at the link in our bio — because in sepsis, delays aren’t an option.

🚨 LIVE CEU WEBINAR 🚨 Pediatric Sepsis: Early Clues, Critical Moves  📅 Sept 4, 2025 🕐 12:30–1:30 PM EST 💻 Virtual | 1 CEU...
08/20/2025

🚨 LIVE CEU WEBINAR 🚨
Pediatric Sepsis: Early Clues, Critical Moves

📅 Sept 4, 2025
🕐 12:30–1:30 PM EST
💻 Virtual | 1 CEU Credit

Subtle signs. Rapid action. Better outcomes. Join Amanda Simmons MSN, RN, CPEN for a powerful, case-based session that will help you:

- Spot early warning signs in kids of all ages
- Act fast with evidence-based resuscitation
- Use SafeDose to improve accuracy & save time

✅ FREE CE for attendees!
📌 Register now: https://lnkd.in/eFAZnxN9

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🩺 Did You Know?There’s a newer way to define pediatric sepsis. The Phoenix Sepsis Criteria focus on signs of organ dysfu...
08/13/2025

🩺 Did You Know?

There’s a newer way to define pediatric sepsis. The Phoenix Sepsis Criteria focus on signs of organ dysfunction, not just infection and abnormal vitals, to pinpoint the sickest kids faster and more accurately.

Why it matters: Early recognition using these criteria could help providers act sooner and improve outcomes for children nationwide.

https://publications.aap.org/hospitalpediatrics/article-abstract/15/7/e315/202217/We-Have-New-Sepsis-Criteria-for-Children-Now-What

🩺 Pediatric triage is never one-size-fits-all.From sleepy infants to silent teens, knowing who needs a bed now versus wh...
08/06/2025

🩺 Pediatric triage is never one-size-fits-all.
From sleepy infants to silent teens, knowing who needs a bed now versus who can wait isn't always obvious.

SafeDose helps your team triage with confidence—no matter the age or acuity.

- Pediatric ESI decision support
- Age-specific red flags
- Vital signs for every age group
- GCS, pain scales, and clinical tools built in
- Rapid access to weight-based dosing and treatment guidance

📲 Ready to make pediatric triage faster, safer, and less stressful?

Let’s get SafeDose into your ED.
👉https://calendly.com/safedose-amanda/safedose-demo-1

🩺 Quick Case: You’re in Triage…A 4-year-old is brought in for vomiting and “just not acting right.”He’s being held by hi...
07/31/2025

🩺 Quick Case: You’re in Triage…

A 4-year-old is brought in for vomiting and “just not acting right.”
He’s being held by his mother at check-in, looking at the waiting room but not really engaging. He hasn’t spoken since arriving and holds His belly while leaning slightly to the side. Mom says he’s vomited a few times and has “just been off” all day.

From across the room, you notice his skin looks pale and his legs seem mottled. Slight belly breathing, no nasal flaring or retractions are noted.

🤔 Where should he go?
A. Waiting room
B. Main ED room now
C. To the resuscitation room
D. Fast Track

💡 Did You Know?🚨 More than half of pediatric patients assigned an ESI level 3 or 4 are mistriaged.🏥 Kids seen in general...
07/22/2025

💡 Did You Know?

🚨 More than half of pediatric patients assigned an ESI level 3 or 4 are mistriaged.
🏥 Kids seen in general EDs are 29% more likely to be mis-triaged than those seen in pediatric hospitals.
👶 Infants and toddlers face the highest risk—with up to 2.4× greater odds of misclassification...

📖 Read more:
https://publications.aap.org/hospitalpediatrics/article-abstract/15/1/37/200006/Pediatric-Triage-Accuracy-in-Pediatric-and-General

🤔 How confident are you in recognizing which pediatric patients truly need to be seen first?

🚨 Summer Surge is On: Is Your Team Ready? 🚨Emergency departments are seeing more pediatric patients with vomiting, dehyd...
06/30/2025

🚨 Summer Surge is On: Is Your Team Ready? 🚨
Emergency departments are seeing more pediatric patients with vomiting, dehydration, and heat-related illness. Quick identification and accurate intervention are key—especially when hypovolemic shock is in play.

🧠 SafeDose supports your team with:

✔️ Pediatric hypovolemic shock algorithms
✔️ Rapid, weight-based fluid bolus calculations
✔️ Ondansetron dosing in seconds
✔️ Clear push-pull technique guidance
✔️ Standardized, easy-to-follow protocols

Whether it's the first bolus or the second reassessment, SafeDose keeps your care team aligned and confident.

📅 Ready to boost summer preparedness? 🔗 Book a quick SafeDose demo or refresher:
https://calendly.com/safedose-amanda/safedose-demo-1

🚨 Pediatrics in Peril: Dehydration + Shock EditionYour patient: A 22-month-old presents after 2 days of vomiting and poo...
06/18/2025

🚨 Pediatrics in Peril: Dehydration + Shock Edition

Your patient: A 22-month-old presents after 2 days of vomiting and poor intake.

Vitals:
🫀 HR: 178
💉 BP: 74/48
🌡️ Temp: 37.2°C (99.0°F)
⏱️ Cap refill: 4 seconds
⚖️ Weight: 11.2 kg
💧 Dry mucosa, sunken eyes, 1 wet diaper in 24 hours

❓ Challenge Question:
Which of the following vital signs is most concerning in this case?
A) HR 178
B) Temp 99.0°F
C) Cap refill 4 seconds
D) BP 74/48

💬 Drop your answer below ⬇️

Did you know? Elevated Heart Rate May Signal Dehydration or AKI in ChildrenA 2024 study in European Journal of Pediatric...
06/09/2025

Did you know? Elevated Heart Rate May Signal Dehydration or AKI in Children

A 2024 study in European Journal of Pediatrics found that a heart rate variation >24.5% in non-febrile children was linked to a higher risk of ≥5% dehydration and acute kidney injury.

Yet in busy emergency settings, elevated heart rate is often attributed to crying, stress, or assumed fever—potentially delaying necessary treatment.

As summer brings more heat-related illness and stomach bugs, subtle signs like tachycardia deserve a second look.

Link to study: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39283325/

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