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Nationwide Pediatric Readiness Assessments occur once every 5 years. NOW is your ED’s chance to be heard and contribute to improving emergency care for children across the country. Participate before it closes on May 31st at pedsready.org

EMS clinicians: Celebrate EMS for Children Day with us on May 20 through a webinar with free CAPCE! Register here: bit.ly/EMSforChildren…. #EMSWeek

Is your emergency department included in the 2026 NPRP Assessment? Check out our public dashboard, take the assessment, and represent your state in this nationwide effort to improve care for kids at PedsReady.org #pedsready @EMSCImprovement

Join ACEP’s May 6 webinar to learn why every ED should participate in the 2026 NPRP Assessment and how readiness impacts outcomes, supports QI, and helps EDs better care for children. Free resources + CME available. Register today acep.org/master-calenda…

Has your emergency department (ED) participated in the 2026 NPRP Assessment at PedsReady.org? Join EDs nationwide who are making a difference for children and families!

Has your ED taken the 2026 NPRP Assessment at PedsReady.org yet? This upgraded toolkit is a great next step toward quality improvement! #PedsReady #PediatricReadiness x.com/EMSCImprovemen…

Nationwide Pediatric Readiness Assessments typically occur once every 5 years. NOW is your ED’s chance to be heard and contribute to improving emergency care for children across the country. Talk to your ED leadership about participating at pedsready.org.

Join the Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC), in coordination with the National Rural Health Association (NRHA), for an informational session about Pediatric Readiness in Rural Emergency Care. April 2, 12-1pm CT. Register here: emscimprovement.center/education-and.…

Strengthening pediatric emergency care starts with just 30 minutes. That’s about how long it takes for your ED to complete the National Pediatric Readiness Assessment — and the insights you gain can drive years of improvement! Learn more at pedsready.org.

You can’t improve what you don’t understand! The National Pediatric Readiness Assessment provides you with data and a clear, actionable report that you can use to advocate for resources for children in your ED. Learn more at pedsready.org.

High Pediatric Readiness is linked to lower mortality risk. Your ED’s participation in the national assessment helps protect the children who arrive at your doors. Talk to your ED leadership about participating at pedsready.org

Did you miss it? Check out the recording for this EMS Focus webinar here: ems.gov/resources/webi… ems.gov

It doesn’t matter if your ED sees one child a month or one child an hour: Kids need your ED to be ready. The National Pediatric Readiness Assessment gives your ED evidence-based guidance to improve patient outcomes and clinician confidence. Learn more at pedsready.org.

The new Pediatric Readiness Assessment aligns with the latest joint statement on emergency care for children. Completing it ensures your ED is measured against today’s most meaningful standards for pediatric patients. Coordinate with your team to start at pedsready.org.

Looking to strengthen your FY26 Safe Streets & Roads for All (SS4A) grant application? Join the EMS Focus webinar on March 25 to hear from previous awardees about the application process, lessons learned, & strategies for partnering with municipalities. us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

How ready is your ED to care for children? The National Pediatric Readiness Assessment gives your ED an individualized score, benchmarking data, and gap report so you know exactly where you stand. Coordinate with your team and get started at pedsready.org.

High Pediatric Readiness in EDs is linked to lower mortality risk. The National Pediatric Readiness Project Assessment helps your ED identify the improvements that matter most for better outcomes. Talk to your ED leadership about participating at pedsready.org.

Pediatric Readiness is only possible with teamwork. Nurse leaders, medical directors, PECCs, and trauma coordinators should work collaboratively to take the assessment and ensure answers reflect current practice. Learn more at pedsready.org.

Pediatric emergencies can be unpredictable and anxiety-provoking. The National Pediatric Readiness Project Assessment can help your team boost its confidence around treating children. Talk to your ED nurse manager about participating at pedsready.org.