Implementing the 2017 NIAID Peanut Guidelines into a Pediatric Primary Care Provider Setting: A real-world experience.

Background: Primary care physicians (PCPs) and nurse practitioners play a key role in guiding caregivers on early peanut protein (PP) introduction, yet many lack adequate knowledge.

Aim Statement: This quality improvement study aimed to enhance understanding among PCPs and caregivers about evidence-based guidelines for early PP introduction in infants' diets.

Methods: Using the Stetler Model, PCP knowledge was evaluated through pre-test, educational video and some posttest material.

Watch Me Grow: A Well-Child Examination Protocol to Improve Preventive Care in Dominican Children.

Introduction: Morbidity and mortality rates among Dominican children are a serious health concern worsened by a lack of preventive care that hinders early identification and avoidance of illnesses. The purpose of this study was to improve health outcomes in Dominican children by implementing a well-child examination (WCE) protocol entitled "Watch Me Grow."

Methods: A quantitative, descriptive methodology was used.