Resources

Resources about life in the NICU, conditions that affect newborns and premature infants, and what to expect at home.

The standards serve as a framework for paediatric nursing care delivery across all sectors to support care needs of children, youth, and families.

Library of self-directed resources and webinars to support the care needs of children with medical complexity and/or technology dependence.

This document provides information for bedside neurological observation protocols for pediatric patients.

The standards identify optimal neonatal nursing knowledge, skills, and competencies to establish common practice across Ontario.

Reliable, easy to access resources for children’s health emergencies.

A source of evidence-based health information translated and adapted to 10+ languages to help families make informed health decisions.

A multidisciplinary clinic providing trauma-informed, culturally safe, low-barrier care for refugee, immigrant, and other children with complex health needs in the GTA.

A collective of neonatal health experts providing education, clinical resources, research updates, and practice tools to support high-quality care for newborns and families.

Develop the knowledge and skills to implement best practices in breastfeeding.

Baby-Friendly Initiative (BFI) Strategy for Ontario and Toronto Public Health have developed revised protocols to support evidence-informed clinical practice for healthcare providers and organizations.

A PCMCH resource explaining standards of care for postnatal care for mothers and babies from birth to one week old

A fact sheet to share with patients that includes information on how to recognize and reduce the risk of preeclampsia during pregnancy. Available in multiple languages.

Ontario Health has published three perinatal quality standards to help improve care for diabetes in pregnancy, early pregnancy complications and loss, and vaginal birth after Caesarean (VBAC).

This pathway and guidance document helps healthcare providers identify and assess mental health concerns during pregnancy and postpartum and determine appropriate care.

The Champlain Maternal Newborn Regional Program’s (CMNRP) Induction of Labour (IOL) Toolkit aims to reduce variations in practice and support standardized care across the region.

This toolkit supports healthcare providers in delivering compassionate, evidence-informed care to patients and families experiencing early pregnancy loss.

Pediatric and Neonatal Infectious Disease Education Rounds, featuring updates on topics like measles and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).

Pediatric respiratory care education rounds covering respiratory distress, bronchiolitis, and clinical care strategies.

Neonatal respiratory care education rounds covering high-flow nasal cannula and non-invasive and invasive ventilation.

Pediatric care education rounds covering supporting neurodiverse children in hospital and sickle cell disease management.

Neonatal care education rounds covering topics such as the eat, sleep, console (ESC) care model and hyperbilirubinemia guidelines.

Pediatric neurology education rounds covering neurological assessment and pediatric stroke recognition.

Adolescent and youth health education rounds reviewing substance use and key principles for acute care.

Maternal health education rounds focused on the early recognition and management of sepsis.