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Kari Shields discusses quality improvement and education in pediatric critical care. She covers studies on interprofessional telerounds in a PICU, highlighting their success in enhancing family participation during rounds with high satisfaction rates. Shields emphasizes the need to integrate family perspectives in care quality and safety, discusses tackling caregiver hunger as a social determinant of health during hospitalization by distributing meal cards, and explores social determinants of learning affecting educational outcomes. The overall focus is on improving healthcare quality by addressing systemic issues and involving families in the care process.

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Year in Review | Year in Review: Pediatrics

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Membership Level Professional

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Year 2024

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pediatric critical care

interprofessional telerounds

family participation

social determinants of health

healthcare quality improvement

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