TREKK (Translating Emergency Knowledge for Kids) is a national network dedicated to improving emergency care for children by bridging the gap between evidence and practice. TREKK brings together emergency clinicians, pediatric health researchers, patients, and families to ensure frontline care providers have access to trusted, up-to-date pediatric resources. 

The TREKK website offers a wide range of tools to support pediatric emergency care, including Bottom Line Recommendations (BLRs), podcasts, videos, and storybooks designed for patients and families. 

Explore two new evidence-informed resources: 

• Suicidal Risk Screening and Assessment – Bottom Line Recommendations
  Developed by Drs. Matthew Morrissette, Amanda Newton (University of Alberta), Laurence Katz (University of Manitoba), and Quynh Doan (University of British Columbia)
  🔗 Access Suicidal Risk BLR 

• Migraine – Bottom Line Recommendations & Pediatric Medication Dosing Table
  Developed by Drs. Sarah Rogers (CHEO) and Garth Meckler (BC Children’s Hospital)
  🔗 Access Migraine Resources 

For more information, please contact Mateja Carevic.