Pediatric Emergency Guide is a free iPhone app developed by Childrens National Medical Center. This app serves as a valuable resource for healthcare professionals who care for critically-ill children. It provides dosing information for pediatric emergency medicines and equipment, organized by patient weight or age, clinical situation, or alphabetical list.

With its user-friendly interface, Pediatric Emergency Guide is an ideal tool for paramedics, emergency physicians, urgent care physicians, pediatric residents, transport team members, and other healthcare professionals. The app was designed by a multi-disciplinary team of physicians, nurses, transport team members, and pharmacists affiliated with Children's National Health System, ensuring that it meets the highest standards of medical accuracy.

The latest version of Pediatric Emergency Guide includes med-dosing within PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) algorithms, improved style and design, error corrections, a new and improved menu screen, and a clinical protocol section. These updates enhance the usability and functionality of the app, making it an invaluable companion for healthcare professionals working in pediatric emergencies.

Pediatric Emergency Guide's original release was highly acclaimed, winning the Blue Aster award. It was originally developed as an adaptation of the popular "blue card" that was used in the DC metropolitan area for years before the advent of mobile health. This app brings the convenience and accessibility of mobile technology to the fingertips of healthcare professionals, ensuring accurate and efficient care for critically-ill children.