Bright Futures: Guidelines Pocket Guide

My preceptor recommended this, so I ordered it. It was extremely helpful on my month of pediatrics in medical school and as a FM resident will be helpful as well. It covers all the major points for the well child age checks you need and gives you why as well. Also pocket sized and consise.

I am a new primary care pediatrician, and the night before starting my new job as an attending, I panic-bought this book because I was so anxious. I have been using it at least once a day at work since it arrived and it is a very helpful reminder of what to consider at each age for the well visit.

This is a handy pocket reference for NP students! I am using it regularly in clinicals and it fits nicely in a lab coat or jacket pocket.

I’m a family nurse practitioner student and I got this on suggestion of my preceptor during my pediatric rotation.This is a must have for anyone doing a pediatric rotation or anyone that works in pediatric primary care. It’s small and convenient and lists out important points and expectations for each age group during a primary care visit.

This is a great little resource when I was in clinicals for nurse practitioner school accurate easy to use easy to review before going to see the patient

This guide has everything you need to know about pediatric care in one small book! It it very small and can easily fit in a backpack or white coat even. While it was useful for glancing through, I did not use it much for rotations.

Great find. It has helped a lot with peds rotation.

If you are a student nurse, NP, PA, or MD this is a great little lab coat pocket-sized book to help you remember the stages of development as it relates to your physical exams from a well-established source. I highly recommend this book if you are just starting out in pediatrics.