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for patients with septic shock can be improved through the utilization of
protocolized or bundled goal-directed therapy, we include a discussion on quality
improvement initiatives utilizing a bundled approach for septic shock.
RELATED CHAPTERS
Resuscitation and Stabilization
A General Approach to the Ill or Injured Child: Chapter 7
Signs and Symptoms
A General Approach to Triage: Chapter 6
Dehydration: Chapter 22
Fever: Chapter 31
Septic-Appearing Infant: Chapter 73
Tachycardia: Chapter 77
Medical/Surgical/Trauma Emergencies
Allergic Emergencies: Chapter 85
Cardiac Emergencies: Chapter 86
Infectious Disease Emergencies: Chapter 94
Metabolic Emergencies: Chapter 95
Toxicologic Emergencies: Chapter 102
Neck Trauma: Chapter 112
The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Clinical Pathway
ED Pathway for Evaluation/Treatment of Infants > 28 Days of Age
and Children With Suspected Severe Sepsis
URL: />Authors: B. Ku, MD; F. Balamuth, MD; M. K. Funari, RN; J. Lavelle,
MD; C. Jacobstein, MD; D. Davis, MD; J. Fitzgerald, MD; J. Gerber,
MD; T. Metjian, PharmD; S. Fesnak, MD; L. Hutchins, CRNP; D. Potts,
RN
Posted: July 2011, last revised July 2018