Appropriate management of children and infants presenting to SCHN EDs with symptoms of gastroenteritis while excluding other causes of abdominal pain. Treatment aims to avoid dehydration by rehydration via the enteral or intravenous routes.

prevention of the transmission of gastroenteritis.

This document provides policy and guidelines for initial clinical management of patients presenting with acute upper or lower gastrointestinal bleeding in ED, PICU or the Wards.

• To promote appropriate timely treatment for children who present to Emergency Department (ED) with gastrostomy device displacement • To identify risks and reduce complications associated with gastrostomy device displacement • To expedite patients who present to the ED with a displaced gastrostomy device

Guidelines to assist parents and carers in managing their children's gastrostomy at home

Provide information for clinicians on Gastrostomy Management

To outline the process of safely upgrading gastrostomy feeds postop without medical review (using a criteria). This feeding guideline is an 'opt-in' guideline for suitable patients and needs to be initiated within 3 hours of a child arriving to a post op ward so that the steps can be engaged in a timely manner. To be used in conjunction with the SCHN Gastrostomy Management Procedure and Enteral Feeding Tubes and the Administration of Enteral Nutrition Practice Guideline.

Guide medication administration for patients on discharge or gate pass

To inform nurses and medical staff how to administer and handle Zolgensma, a gene modified medicinal product safely and to the standards required by the gene therapy licence agreement.

To outline the requirements for clinical and research personnel with regards to the safe administration and handling of in vivo gene therapies.

Home care guideline to support policy titled 'Administering nebulised antibiotics in hospital'

This document can be used as a guide for medical staff and registered nurses in the prescription, administration and monitoring of patients who require goserelin/zoladex for fertility preservation

The purpose of the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network (SCHN) Grading, Regrading and Reclassification Policy is to ensure that requests for grading, regrading or reclassification are assessed against relevant industrial instruments, comparable positions within the NSW Public Health Industry and other relevant factors such as work value.