The Pediatric Airway Guidelines

The Pediatric Airway Guidelines provide healthcare professionals with evidence-based procedures for managing airways in children. They ensure safe and effective techniques for breathing difficulties, including airway assessment, positioning, and interventions like intubation or ventilation. The guidelines emphasize age-specific considerations, recognizing differences in anatomy and physiology between children and adults. Their goal is to improve outcomes during emergency or planned airway management by reducing complications and ensuring timely, appropriate care tailored to each child's needs.