Abstract
As part of the Stewardship in Bronchiolitis Quality Improvement Collaborative with the Value in Inpatient Pediatrics Network, we sought to improve our Emergency Department management of bronchiolitis. We knew that our challenges included a diverse group of practitioners with a varied acceptance of the 2014 AAP Guidelines on Bronchiolitis. In addition, our patient population included a large percentage of children and families with atopy and asthma. We knew that our use of bronchodilators for children with bronchiolitis was higher than …
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