The Artemis Pediatric Initiative is a collaborative effort between James Broselow MD (inventor of the Broselow Tape), Robert Luten MD, and the Pediatric Pharmacy Advocacy Group (PPAG) - which represents over 700 pediatric pharmacists from around the world. The goal is to develop a simple, safe and effective international standard for acute pediatric administration of drugs.

The mission of the PPAG is to improve the lives of children and to advocate for safe and effective medication use in children. Drs. Broselow and Luten have been researching and refining pediatric dosing content for more than a decade. The Artemis Pediatric Initiative pairs this wealth of content with the pediatric pharmacology expertise of the PPAG.

Delivering a Pediatric Dosing Standard

The collaboration has been an unheralded success. For more than a year, a select advisory panel of more than 20 PPAG members has been reviewing dosage information and making recommendations for a safe, effective standard. This peer-reviewed, comprehensive pediatric dosing information covers general pediatrics, intensive care, and emergency care, giving doctors and nurses everywhere a standard they can trust.

In order to bring this pediatric dosing standard to the bedside in real-time, Drs. Broselow and Luten have developed the Artemis system of web-based and mobile products. Find out more about the Artemis system.

Get Artemis in Your Hospital

The goal of the Artemis Initiative is to put this safe, standardized pediatric dosing system into the hands of as many health care practitioners as possible. Contact us to find out how to bring Artemis to your hospital.