Peds Pearls
Tear-Out Tips & Tricks
Includes: Over One Hundred Educational Emergency Pediatric Posters.
The goal is saving children’s lives, but the sad truth is that education is expensive. Peds Pearls will allow you to learn about a new peds topic every week for only $1 a week! 1 dollar a week will get you 100+ poster sized, full-color pearls of pediatric wisdom that can be read quickly and put into practice immediately! Seriously, it will only take 5 minutes out of your day. They can be posted in breakrooms, bathrooms, bulletin boards, or anywhere you and your staff will benefit from them.
The posts are not only educational, but entertaining! Scott’s likes to keep people “laughing while they learn” in his classes as well as his books, because textbook lingo just is not enough to help you remember. The Pearls contain fun images, memes, and easy to understand diagrams on colorful, large pages. The language is witty, easy to read and sure to shed some light on peds topics not regularly encountered, so when a small child does come into the ER, you know what to do.
Where real-life education gets done
Bulletin Boards
Break Rooms
Bathrooms
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Education Is Expensive... Peds Pearls Are Not
The goal is saving children’s lives, but the sad truth is that education is expensive. Peds Pearls will allow you to learn about a new peds topic every week for only $1 a week! 1 dollar a week will get you 100+ poster sized, full-color pearls of pediatric wisdom that can be read quickly and put into practice immediately! Seriously, it will only take 5 minutes out of your day. They can be posted in breakrooms, bathrooms, bulletin boards, or anywhere you and your staff will benefit from them.
The posts are not only educational, but entertaining! Scott’s likes to keep people “laughing while they learn” in his classes as well as his books, because textbook lingo just is not enough to help you remember. The Pearls contain fun images, memes, and easy to understand diagrams on colorful, large pages. The language is witty, easy to read and sure to shed some light on peds topics not regularly encountered, so when a small child does come into the ER, you know what to do.