Bright Futures
by Joseph F. Hagan, Judith S. Shaw, Paula M. Duncan · AAP
The AAP's pocket guide to health supervision visits from newborn through age 21, summarizing screening, immunization, physical exam, and anticipatory-guidance recommendations for each age-based visit. Use it to run a well-child visit to national standards.
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More resources on Pediatrics
aap.org
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) site, the leading resource for pediatricians, provides evidence-based clinical guidelines, policy statements, and continuing medical education. It also hosts patient and family education materials, the Pediatrics journal, and tools to support pediatric care and learning.
uptodate.com
UpToDate is an evidence-based clinical decision support tool for clinicians, offering routinely updated, peer‑reviewed topic reviews across internal medicine and specialties. It provides diagnostic approaches, treatment recommendations, drug information, and patient care summaries to support bedside decisions.
pedscases.com
PedsCases is a pediatric-focused medical education site offering case-based learning resources for students and trainees. It features short pediatric case vignettes, teaching discussions, and exam-style questions, along with videos and podcasts to support clinical reasoning in pediatrics.
Khan Academy Health and Medicine
Free video lessons and practice questions from Khan Academy on human anatomy and physiology organized by organ system, with material on common diseases, diagnostic tests and treatments. Learners build the foundational biomedical vocabulary and mechanisms needed before clinical training or MCAT and NCLEX study.
OnlineMedEd Internal Medicine Series
Master internal medicine with OnlineMedEd! Taught by Dustin Leigh MD, this comprehensive course simplifies complex topics for medical learners.
Primary Care Perspectives
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia podcast in which pediatrician Katie Lockwood interviews CHOP specialists on everyday pediatric primary care questions, such as breastfeeding support, eosinophilic esophagitis, drowning prevention and school disability rights. Listeners keep current with specialist guidance relevant to outpatient pediatric practice.