Clinician Resources
Important information regarding these clinician resources:
The appropriate adoption and use of these materials is the responsibility of those accessing these resources. The use of these materials in a clinical context is not the responsibility of Child Health BC or BC Children’s Hospital or its staff. Agencies and clinicians should use this information as guidance, for reference purposes only. These materials are the property of the PHSA and may only be reprinted in whole or in part with the health authority’s expressed permission.
Please further note that the BC Children’s Hospital Emergency Department Guideline guidelines are also no longer housed on the Child Health BC website. Please refer to the below resources:
Contributing to Child Health Policy
Child and Youth Health and Well-Being Indicators Project: CIHI and B.C. PHO Joint Summary Report (February 2013)
Care Continuation
Patient Oriented Discharge Summary (PODS) Form October 2016
Care Continuation
Care Continuation Algorithm Group 1 and 2 Patients February 2017
Care Continuation
Care Continuation Algorithm Group 3 Patients February 2017
Care Continuation
Care Continuation for Children Literature and Practice Review April 2016
Care Continuation
Care Continuation Summary Report October 2016
Diabetes Care across Community Settings
Diabetes Care in the School Setting: Evidence-Informed Key Components, Care Elements and Competencies September 2013
Part III: Tiers in Full to Support Operational Planning
Placeholder for Ped Foundations
Part II: Tiers in Full for Operational Planning System Planning
Youth Transition to Adult Service
Youth Transitions Workshop Report November 2013
Youth Transition to Adult Service
CAPHC Guideline for Transition from Pediatric to Adult Care May 2017
Tiers at a Glance
Tiers at a Glance July 2021
Introduction to Allergenic Solids
Canadian Paediatric Society Practice Point: Timing of introduction of allergenic solids for infants at high risk January 2019
Pediatric Respiratory Resources for Health Care Providers in Community & Acute Care Settings