Jennifer A. Goldman
( out of 23 reviews )

Jennifer A. Goldman, FAAP, MD, MRP

Languages spoken: English

Jennifer Goldman, MD, MRP, completed her medical degree at the Oregon Health and Science University, followed by a clinical residency in Pediatrics at the University of Utah School of Medicine. Since 2025, she has worked as a pediatrician in the Rapid Treatment Unit/Observation Unit and Emergency Departments at Primary Children's Hospital (campuses in Salt Lake City and Lehi, Utah). Prior to that, from 2011 through 2024, she practiced outpatient general pediatric primary care at the University Pediatric Clinic and West High School Clinic and attended in the Well Baby and Intermediate Care Nurseries at the University Hospital, teaching residents and medical students in both clinical settings. Prior clinical activities included consulting at the Child Development Clinic at the Utah Department of Health (2011-2012), caring for medically complex children as part of the Comprehensive Care Program (2012-2013), and primary care at Sugarhouse Health Center (2019-2021). She completed the Utah Regional Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (URLEND) program in 2012 and the mini-fellowship in Patient-Centered Mental Health in Pediatric Primary Care through the REACH Institute in 2024. In 2021, she became the Editor-in-Chief for the Medical Home Portal, a now-archived web resource for professionals and families of children with complex and chronic medical conditions. After a decade of authoring medical education content for the website, in 2024, she served as the inaugural Editor-in-Chief for Topical Reviews in Pediatrics, an evidence-based, peer-reviewed, open-access online pediatrics journal. She was the Lead mentor for the University of Utah's Pediatrics ECHO webinar CME series from 2021-2024. She has volunteered as the Salt Lake City School District's physician advisor since 2013 and previously served on the Governing Board of the Salt Lake Arts Academy (2017-2021). She enjoys caring for diverse children and adolescents, including medically complex children, premature babies, and children with mental health or behavioral issues.

Specialties

Board Certification

American Board of Pediatrics (Pediatrics)

Patient Rating

4.8 /5
( out of 23 reviews )

The patient rating score is an average of all responses on our patient experience survey. The rating averages scores for all questions about care from our providers. The scale on which responses are measured is 1 to 5 with 5 being the best score.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr Goldman-Luthy always take time to get to know my daughter & talk with her 1:1, even though she is quite young. I think this is a big part of the reason my daughter likes going to see her doctor.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr. Goldman has been our pediatrician for over a decade for good reason. She stays current with best practices, takes time to ask questions and really listen to the answers, is never condescending, and always puts us at ease.

SUGAR HOUSE HEALTH CENTER

Dr. Goldman Luthy is very thorough, caring, and genuinely invested in my daughters health and well-being

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Wonderful doctor and human being!

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr Gloldman-Luthy is the absolute best. she is knowledgeable, kind and educates us with valuable information

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr. Goldman-Luthy is a wonderful doctor. She is kind and knowledgeable and was excellent with my daughter.

SUGAR HOUSE HEALTH CENTER

We love Dr. Goldman-Luthy!

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

De. Goldman is amazing! She was very kind and compassionate to myself and my children. Ive never had an unpleasant experience with any of the doctors in the clinic, but shes by far my favorite.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr. Luthy was AMAZING. She was the one who told us lab lost our sample and she tried her best to located the lost blood vial. With no luck she still inform us that she or her secretary will call us for the result. She felt so bad but also communicated to us about it. I wish she could be my baby's provider but she is amazing to go to and made us feel like we have a voice.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

We adore Dr. Goldman Luthy, she is so kind, attentive, and takes great care and time with us when we come into the clinic

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr. Goldman is a wonderful physician and spent a lot of time discussing behavioral concerns regarding our daughter. She was compassionate, kind, and competent.

University Hospital

We love Dr. Goldman-Luthy. She always shows our family genuine care and concern. She is great with our kids!

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

We love Dr. Goldman Luthy and feel like she is part of our family after the many years she has taken such great care of our children

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

This was just a well check visit, but we were very impressed with the doctor and feel that we lucked out, as we had to choose without a referral. She interacted with my daughter amazingly and was very patient and kind.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

cannot imagine a better, more thoughtful, doctor.

SUGAR HOUSE HEALTH CENTER

Dr. Goldman-Luthy is the best. We have trusted her with all 4 of our children. she is always very nice, calm and my children just love her. She takes her time, is thorough, and very efficient. she speaks to them directly and not just to the parents which we appreciate how much she includes them even at such a young age. We have recommended her to many of our friends.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr. Goldman is the most incredible provider. Over the years, she has provided the most compassionate, kind, thoughtful care to our daughters and we have loved having them in her care

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr. Goldman is an excellent pediatrician. She sees thee children of mine and she connects well with each of them really well. One of them has some complicated issues and she help us navigate them well. She always remembers previous things that were brought up and checks on them in subsequent visits. I feel we receive really excellent care from her. I have a lot of confidence in the care she provides.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr. Goldman-Luthy spent a lot of time with our twins, listened to our concerns - she is the best, we adore her and trust her implicitly with our children's care.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

She is a fantastic provider for kids of all ages

SUGAR HOUSE HEALTH CENTER

Dr. Goldman is excellent and friendly.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

She is so kind and lovely

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

My kids have had Dr. Goldman for 9 years. I moved far from downtown but I kept my kids with her. Her experience and sincere love for her profession and children are unmatched. She's professional and compassionate ALWAYS. She listens carefully to my concerns and we have always worked together at finding what's best for my kids. We adore her. She's one of the best pediatricians I have met.

SUGAR HOUSE HEALTH CENTER

Dr. Goldman-Luthy is always very thorough and great with my kids. She is very understanding and provides great feedback with questions.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr. Goldman-Luthy is a wonderful doctor, who has been overseeing my daughters care for 9 years now. We appreciate her concern, care, and friendly and warm heart. She is absolutely amazing!

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Provider was excellent. Referral service has been slow.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Every experience with Dr. Goldman Luthy is exceptional. Her concern for patients, respect for parents' and willingness to discuss and explain are all why we keep coming to her. Her efforts to remember patients and put us at ease are above and beyond. She is kind while being clear, and an excellent listener.

SUGAR HOUSE HEALTH CENTER

Dr. Goldman-Luthy is an amazing provider. she has a great memory and makes my children very comfortable.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr. Goldman is the absolute best.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

My kids all love Dr. Goldman-Luthy. She is always very patient and fun with our kids and makes the visit wonderful. Another wonderful visit!

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr. Goldman is the best pediatrician, she has taken care of our daughters since they were babies and she feels like family, we could not ask for a better provider

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr, Goldman is a wonderful pediatrician. She is smart, up to date, compassionate, and thorough. Absolutely love her and the good care she has provided my children for the past decade.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr. Goldman is always professional, caring, and patient. I appreciate her being a pediatrician for our son - I can always trust her judgement and be sure that she provides the best care possible.

SUGAR HOUSE HEALTH CENTER

Dr. Goldman Luthy takes genuine interest in our children, spends a lot of time getting to know them, and is an exceptional provider

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

She is wonderful. Best pediatrician weve ever had.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

We LOVE Dr. G-L. She always remembers us and our daughter, knows that I will have a list of questions and isn't phased by that, and is very thorough in asking questions not just about physical health but also about our daughter's social, emotional, and mental health/wellness. She also models language that we should/like to use (asking us to make sure she's consistent with our practices), Eg using anatomical terms, asking for permission to touch our daughters body after she explains why she's asking to touch it, speaking directly to our daughter for things vs us like asking her gender identity and such (we are cis/heterosexual family and I think it's Important not to make assumptions about the child - which I think she knows about us).

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr Goldman is always caring and kind. Shes been our pediatrician for almost 10 years and we wont go to anyone else. She knows how to talk with kids and parents and to help everyone feel comfortable. Shes top notch when it comes to talking with kids about their mental health, too.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr. Goldman-Luthy is outstanding. We are very lucky to have her as our pediatrician for our two girls. We trust her judgment completely and would recommend her to anyone. Thank you Dr. Goldman-Luthy for being so awesome!

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

She has been an amazing pediatrician for our kids. She was able to connect and reassure our son on some anxiety he has been feeling.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Shes a wonderful and loving physician

EXTERNAL SITE

Dr. Goldman addressed our child's concerns and provided us with the appropriate support needed. The level of care and treatment was excellent.

UH HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Dr. Goldman is thoughtful and compassionate, listens well and understands the nuances of communicating with teenagers.

Patient comments are gathered from our patient experience survey and displayed in their entirety. For the convenience of our visitors, some patient comments have been translated from their original language into English while preserving their original meaning as accurately as possible. Patients are de-identified for confidentiality and patient privacy.

Jennifer Goldman, MD, MRP, completed her medical degree at the Oregon Health and Science University, followed by a clinical residency in Pediatrics at the University of Utah School of Medicine. Since 2025, she has worked as a pediatrician in the Rapid Treatment Unit/Observation Unit and Emergency Departments at Primary Children's Hospital (campuses in Salt Lake City and Lehi, Utah). Prior to that, from 2011 through 2024, she practiced outpatient general pediatric primary care at the University Pediatric Clinic and West High School Clinic and attended in the Well Baby and Intermediate Care Nurseries at the University Hospital, teaching residents and medical students in both clinical settings. Prior clinical activities included consulting at the Child Development Clinic at the Utah Department of Health (2011-2012), caring for medically complex children as part of the Comprehensive Care Program (2012-2013), and primary care at Sugarhouse Health Center (2019-2021). She completed the Utah Regional Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (URLEND) program in 2012 and the mini-fellowship in Patient-Centered Mental Health in Pediatric Primary Care through the REACH Institute in 2024. In 2021, she became the Editor-in-Chief for the Medical Home Portal, a now-archived web resource for professionals and families of children with complex and chronic medical conditions. After a decade of authoring medical education content for the website, in 2024, she served as the inaugural Editor-in-Chief for Topical Reviews in Pediatrics, an evidence-based, peer-reviewed, open-access online pediatrics journal. She was the Lead mentor for the University of Utah's Pediatrics ECHO webinar CME series from 2021-2024. She has volunteered as the Salt Lake City School District's physician advisor since 2013 and previously served on the Governing Board of the Salt Lake Arts Academy (2017-2021). She enjoys caring for diverse children and adolescents, including medically complex children, premature babies, and children with mental health or behavioral issues.

Board Certification and Academic Information

Academic Departments Pediatrics -Professor (Clinical)
Academic Divisions Emergency Medicine
Board Certification
American Board of Pediatrics (Pediatrics)

Education history

Undergraduate International Studies - University of Oregon Honors College B.A.
Internship International Development, Healthcare Focus - University of Minnesota Intern
Internship Not-for-Profit Fundraising and Administration - QUEST (Quaker Experiential Service and Training) Intern
Graduate Training Environmental and Land Use Planning and Policy - University of North Carolina M.R.P.
Professional Medical Medicine - Oregon Health & Science University M.D.
Residency Categorical Pediatrics - Primary Children¿s Medical Center/University of Utah Resident
Post Graduate Training Utah Regional Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (URLEND) - University of Utah Mini-Fellowship
Post Graduate Training Patient-Centered Mental Health in Pediatric Primary Care (PPP) - The REACH Institute Mini-Fellowship

Selected Publications

Journal Article

  1. Stipelman CH, Stoddard GJ, Smith ER, Bell JJ, Sivaloganathan V, Liu D, Goldman-Luthy JA, Nguyen QT, Rivero A, Burgi JR, Young P (2019). Quality Improvement Intervention for Universal Lipid Screening in Children Aged 9 to 11 Years. Clinical pediatrics, 58(14), 1528-1533.
  2. Jones A, Goldman Children with Short Stature Born Small for Gestational Age. Clinical resource targeting primary care providers to help with evaluation and referral issues. Previous versions published on the Medical Home Portal in 2014 and 2020. Topical Reviews in Pediatrics, 1(1),
  3. Falconburg A, Goldman Congenital Cytomegalovirus (CMV) Related Hearing Loss. Web resource explaining screening, testing, treatment, and prevention of hearing loss due to intrapartum maternal CMV infection. Previous edition published on the Medical Home Portal website, co-authored with Dr. Albert Park in 2019. . Topical Reviews in Pediatrics, 1(1),
  4. Franchek-Roa K, Vala A, Goldman J, Dell A, Presson AP, Eppich K, Hobson W (2024). Patient Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation: Why Physicians Need to Be Trauma-Informed. MedEdPORTAL, 20, 11391.
  5. Green DJ, Pagano A, Goldman J, Deshmukh A (2026). Policy Without Penalty: A Review of Pediatric Research Equity Act Noncompliance Letters. Pediatrics, 157(2),

Conference Proceedings

  1. Stipelman C, Young P, Mihalopoulos N, Liu D, Smith E, Sivaloganathan V, Goldman-Luthy J, Nguyen Q (2017). Improving Lipid Screening in Children Aged 9-11 Years. Abstract presented as part of a platform in Parent Communication/Experience and Ambulatory-based quality improvement.

Book Review

  1. Cochella S, Goldman-Luthy J, Goossen (2020). Pediatrics, A Case-Based Review. This book is an excellent option for pediatric case review, but it does have limitations for US audiences that need to be taken into consideration. . 52(6), 456-457.

Other

  1. Goldman J (1997). Uncommon Ground: Public Officials with Dispute Resolution Backgrounds.
  2. Goldman-Luthy (2020). Physician Work Room at Clinic. A short poem published in Voices from the Faculty 2020, A Collection from UUSOM Faculty, Vol. 1, p. 22. . 1,

Video/Film/CD/Web/Podcast

  1. Goldman-Luthy J, Miller (2018). Calcium and Vitamin D. Web resource for primary care physicians to better understand how to monitor, treat, and prevent Vitamin D and calcium-related bone health issues for children with special health care needs. 2013, 2018 versions.
  2. Goldman-Luthy J, Winter S, Carbone (2019). Developmental Screening. Web resource explaining developmental screening and surveillance in the primary care setting. 2017 and 2019 versions.
  3. Goldman-Luthy J, Mann (2018). Osteoporosis and Pathologic Fractures. 2018 version of web resource for primary care physicians explaining the relationship of bone health and pathologic fractures in children with special health care needs.
  4. Goldman (2020). Feeding Tubes and Gastrostomies. Web resource on the Medical Home Portal. This selection explains feeding tube equipment, care, and complications. Initial authorship in 2013. .
  5. Goldman-Luthy (2014). Tracheostomy. Web resource describing tracheostomy parts, care, and complications.
  6. Goldman-Luthy (2013). Medical Technology. Web page serving as overview of medical technology resources for physicians.
  7. Goldman-Luthy (2017). Health Supervision Guidelines. Former Medical Home Portal web resource discussing and linking to various health supervision guidelines for pediatric medical conditions.
  8. Lee J, Park A, Goldman-Luthy J, Harward R, Carey J, Foust T, Jolma K, Kimberling W, White (2019). Hearing Loss and Deafness. Web module includes screening and diagnosis, treatment and management, practice guidelines/lit review, and services and resources. Authored 2013 and 2018 versions. .
  9. Butler M, Goldman-Luthy (2015). Prader-Willi Syndrome. Web module includes introduction, diagnosis, treatment and management, practice guidelines/lit review, and services and resources. 2015 version.
  10. Falconburg A, Goldman (2024). Hearing Screening. Web resource providing guidance on different screening tools to detect children at risk for hearing loss. Earlier versions published in 2013 and 2020. .
  11. Goldman-Luthy J, Harward R, White (2014). Types of Hearing Loss. Web page explaining multiple types of hearing loss and impairment, 2014 version.
  12. Goldman-Luthy J, Serpas D, Nolan (2015). Specific Learning Disability (SLD) and ADHD. Former Medical Home Portal web page reviewing the differences and similarities between ADHD and specific learning disorders.
  13. Goldman-Luthy J, Nolan R, Kerr (2015). Coordination Disorders and ADHD. Former Medical Home Portal web page reviewing the relationship between ADHD and motor coordination disorders.
  14. Goldman J, Ashworth (2021). Anxiety Disorders & Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Authored original and 2nd version of web page reviewing comorbidities of ADHD and anxiety on the Medical Home Portal website. Original publication date 4/2015, updated in 2020.
  15. Goldman (2021). ADHD and Mood Disorders. This resource provides brief information about the evaluation and management of children with attentive deficit/hyperactive disorder (ADHD) and mood disorders within the primary care medical home on the Medical Home Portal website. Original publication 4/2015.
  16. Goldman (2021). ADHD & Disruptive Behaviors. Web page discussing comorbid conditions of ODD, CD, intermittent explosive disorder, and ADHD on the Medical Home Portal website. Initially published 4/2015.
  17. Goldman-Luthy J, Winter S, Brown S, Nelin (2015). Feeding and Gastrointestinal Issues of the Preterm Infant. Web supplement to the Preterm Infant module on the former Medical Home Portal website. Oral aversion, oromotor dysfunction, gastrointestinal dysmotility, and gastroesophageal reflux.
  18. Goldman J, Nolan (2021). Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Web module includes introduction, diagnosis, treatment and management, practice guidelines/lit review, and services and resources, as well as a medication reference table. Initially published in 2015. Accessed over 10,000 times as of June 2017. .
  19. Goldman-Luthy J, Winter S, Nelin MA, Bartz (2020). Premature Infant Follow-Up. Web module includes background information, common care issues, treatment and management, practice guidelines/lit review, and services and resources for outpatient (post-NICU) primary care of premature infants. Also authored original publication in 2015.
  20. Goldman-Luthy (2012). Adaptive and Assistive Options (formerly Assistive Technology). Web page introducing various types of assistive technology to parents of medically complex children. 2012, 2015 and 2023 versions.
  21. Romeo A, Kerr L, Goldman-Luthy (2013). Screening Tests and the Diagnostic Process. Web page explaining the rationale and application of screens and tests in identifying and diagnosis various medical conditions.
  22. Hendershot R, Goldman-Luthy J, Uchida D, Norlin (2013). Asthma. Web module includes introduction, diagnosis, treatment and management, practice guidelines/lit review, and services and resources. 2013 version. .
  23. Goldman-Luthy J. Steinmann M (2016). Anxiety: Complementary & Alternative Medicine. Overview of current evidence behind natural medicine (including herbs and dietary supplements) to treat anxiety, older version of content subsequently integrated into Anxiety Disorders web resource on the Medical Home Portal.
  24. Goldman-Luthy J. Steinmann M (2016). Anxiety Disorders FAQs. Answers on the Medical Home Portal to frequently asked questions by parents and caregivers about anxiety disorders in children.
  25. Goldman (2021). Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) for Educators. Information and resources on the Medical Home Portal website for assisting school personnel to work more effectively with children with ADHD and to facilitate communication with families and primary care providers about students with ADHD and related behaviors. Originally published 10/2015.
  26. Goldman-Luthy (2018). Drooling in Children with Special Health Care Needs. Web resource on understanding the etiologies and management of drooling in CYSHCN.
  27. Goldman-Luthy (2017). Rett Syndrome FAQs. Questions and answers for parents and caregivers of children with Rett syndrome.
  28. Goldman-Luthy (2018). Formulas. Web resource about infant and pediatric formulas, components, and use. Includes charts of different kinds of formulas for premature infants, term infants, and older children. Authored 2015 and 2018 versions.
  29. Goldman-Luthy J, Mutyala R, Deneau M, Norlin (2017). Constipation. Web module on the Medical Home Portal with background information, common care issues, treatment and management, practice guidelines/lit review, and services and resources regarding pediatric constipation.
  30. Goldman-Luthy J (2021). Anxiety Disorders. Web module about diagnosis and treatment of anxiety disorders in children with special emphasis on anxiety in children with special health care needs. Originally published in 2015. .
  31. Goldman-Luthy (2016). Constipation FAQs. Resource for parents of children with special health care needs who also have constipation, on the Medical Home Portal.
  32. Goldman-Luthy J, Samson-Fang (2018). Toilet Training for CYSHCN. Former web resource for toilet training children with disabilities and developmental delays.
  33. Goldman-Luthy J, Pola-Money G, Hefron K, Tueller M, Romeo A, Ward (2019). Care Coordination. A web-based guide for new and experienced care coordinators to understand their roles and quickly access useful information in their daily work. Included web pages for: Overview, Questions & Answers about Care Coordination, Family-Centered Care, Coding and Billing for Care Coordination, Care Coordinators as Family Advocates, and Resources for Care Coordinators.
  34. Goldman (2020). Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease. A web resource for primary care clinicians caring for children with GERD, with emphasis on evidence-based management in children with special health care needs. Original publication March 2017.
  35. Goldman-Luthy (2019). Procedural Anxiety. Web resource for primary care clinicians to help manage pediatric procedural anxiety.
  36. Goldman-Luthy J, Winter S, Nelin (2020). Nutritional Needs of the Preterm Infant. 2014 and 2020 versions of web resource to help primary care clinicians calculate feeding goals and growth outcomes for premature infants.
  37. Goldman-Luthy (2016). Addressing Bullying (formerly titled Bullying). Information and resources for families about the effects of bullying on children with disabilities, authored 2016 version. .
  38. Winter S, Goldman-Luthy J, Clark (2014). Prevention of Recurrent Preterm Birth. Information about recurrent preterm births and how to prevent them.
  39. Goldman-Luthy (2018). Formulas for Term Infants. A downloadable PDF list of formulas for term infants with various health conditions. Former Medical Home Portal publication. .
  40. Goldman-Luthy (2018). Formulas for Toddlers and Older Children. A downloadable PDF list of formulas for children with special health care needs, for oral and/or tube feedings. Former Medical Home Portal publication. .
  41. Goldman-Luthy (2018). Metabolic Formulas. A downloadable PDF list of formulas used for various metabolic disorders. Former Medical Home Portal publication. .
  42. Goldman-Luthy J, Nelin S, Winter (2014). Common Terms to Describe Prematurity. Former Medical Home Portal resource providing an overview of terminology used to differentiate between types of premature and term births.
  43. Persels T, Goldman-Luthy (2016). Management and Prevention of Constipation in Children. A Medical Home Portal web resource for families and caregivers of children with special health care needs who have constipation.
  44. Goldman-Luthy J (2018). Formulas and Fortifiers for Premature and Low Birth Weight Infants. A downloadable PDF list to differentiate between various formulas and fortifiers used to nourish premature and low birth weight infants, formerly published on the Medical Home Portal.
  45. Goldman-Luthy (2015). Growth Charts for Premature and Low Birth Weight Infants. Former Medical Home Portal web resource for primary care clinicians to differentiate among various growth charts used to plot early growth parameters.
  46. Buck T, Goldman-Luthy J, Cunningham S, Schaefer B, Carbone P, Bilder (2015). Autism Spectrum Disorder. 2015 and 2016 versions of a web module for primary care clinicians to evaluate and manage children with autism spectrum disorders.
  47. Kerr L, Goldman-Luthy J, Nolan (2015). Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) FAQs. Author of 2015 version of web resource for by parents of children with ADHD.
  48. Goldman-Luthy (2020). ADHD Medication Tables. A downloadable list of stimulant and non-stimulant medications used to manage ADHD, with doses, formulations, and generic and brand names. Initial version published in 2016.
  49. Goldman-Luthy (2019). Dental and Oral Health Screening. Web resource to help primary care clinicians understand and perform recommended dental and oral health screening. Authored versions in 2017, 2018, 2019.
  50. Goldman-Luthy J, Kerr (2020). Rett Syndrome. Medical Home Portal web module with background information, common care issues, treatment and management, practice guidelines/lit review, and services and resources regarding Rett syndrome. .
  51. Samson-Fang L, Goldman-Luthy (2019). Down Syndrome. 2019 version of web module with background information, common care issues, treatment and management, practice guidelines/lit review, and services and resources for primary care of children with Down Syndrome/Trisomy 21. .
  52. Goldman (2019). Autism Screening. Screening & Prevention. Web resource providing guidance on different screening tools to detect children at risk for autism spectrum disorders. Reviewed by Sean Cunningham, PhD, Kathleen Campbell, MD, MHSc, and Paul Carbone, MD.
  53. Goldman (2020). Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health Screening. Screening & Prevention. Web resource providing guidance on screening for social-emotional disorders in babies and toddlers, 2020 version.
  54. Goldman-Luthy, J (2019). Coding for Developmental & Mental Health Screening. Screening & Prevention. Web resource providing guidance on effective coding and billing for developmental and behavioral health screening performed in the Medical Home. 2019 version. .
  55. Goldman, J (2021). Feeding & Swallowing Problems in Children. This is a resource in the For Physicians & Professionals section of the Medical Home Portal website. The content provides instruction on primary care assessment and management of common feeding and swallowing disorders in children.
  56. Norlin C, Goldman-Luthy J, Fox J, Hemond J, Hobson-Rohrer W, Egusquiza (2019). Optimal Clinical Coding for CYSHCN. Web resource providing guidance on effective billing and coding for work with children with medical complexity, 2019 version.
  57. Goldman-Luthy J, Candee (2015). Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders. Web module with background information, common care issues, treatment and management, practice guidelines/lit review, and services and resources regarding FASD.
  58. Birdsall R, Goldman J, Sierakowski (2020). Contraception & Menstrual Management. This web resource provides guidance to primary care clinicians about counseling, assessment, and management of contraception and menstrual management, including for those with chronic health conditions. This updates a previous version published in 2018.
  59. Goldman-Luthy J, Greene (2019). Hearing Loss and Deafness. Web resource with answers to frequently asked questions by families of children with hearing problems, formerly published on the Medical Home Portal. .
  60. Goldman-Luthy J, Wilson C, Filloux (2018). Neurophysiology of Cannabinoids. Provides clinicians with deeper understanding of how cannabinoids are thought to work in the brain and body. Formerly published on the Medical Home Portal. .
  61. Dell A, Goldman-Luthy J, Mihalopoulos, (2019). Caring for Transgender and Gender-Diverse Youth. Web module providing information and decision-making support to primary care clinicians who have transgender or gender-diverse pediatric patients, 2019 version.
  62. Goldman-Luthy J, Winter S, Brown S, Jacobs (2015). Retinopathy of Prematurity. Web resource explaining ROP and follow up recommendations for the Medical Home provider. 2015 and 2020 versions.
  63. Turscak C, Goldman (2023). Screening for Sleep Problems. Web resource to aid clinicians in screening for sleep problems in children. Author of prior edition 02/2019.
  64. Goldman-Luthy J, Wright M, Wilson C, Filloux (2018). CBD for Neurologic Conditions in Children. Author of 2018 version of web resource describing the evidence behind and legal issues from using CBD, and guiding clinicians in how to discuss CBD with patients and families.
  65. Goldman-Luthy (2019). Puberty and Pubertal Variations. Common Issues for Physicians and Professionals. Reviews definitions of typical and atypical pubertal development and management in the primary care setting.
  66. Goldman-Luthy J, Kerr (2018). Affording Formula (previously titled Formula Funding). Authored 2015 and 2018 versions of web resource to help members of the Medical Home assist patients in obtaining needed formulas.
  67. Goldman-Luthy (2019). Behavioral Techniques to Improve Sleep. Web resource to assist primary care clinicians to understand behavioral techniques used to help children sleep better and to provide guidance to families about sleep training, formerly published on the Medical Home Portal. .
  68. Hrobuchak H, Goldman (2023). Integrative Medicine for CYSCHN. Web resource for clinicians on understanding the safe use of integrative medicine with children and youth with special health care needs. Original version by Goldman and Luttmer in 11/2019. .
  69. Miller T, Goldman J (2024). Oral Health. Common Issues for Physicians and Professionals. Web resource to assist primary care clinicians with anticipatory guidance and management of oral health with CYSHCN. Initially published in 2020.
  70. Goldman-Luthy (2020). Skin & Wound Care for CYSCHN. Part of the Medical Home Portal web resource, this provides an overview of the fundamentals of wound management for primary care providers of children and youth with special health care needs. Initially published 5/2019. .
  71. Goldman-Luthy, J, Birdsall (2020). Sexuality & Children with Disabilities. Medical Home Portal web resource on understanding and providing anticipatory guidance on issues related to the sexual health of CYSHCN. .
  72. Baker A, Goldman-Luthy J, Mihalopoulos (2018). Childhood Obesity. Web resource for clinicians formerly published on the Medical Home Portal. .
  73. Goldman-Luthy J, Irons K (2019). Sleep Medications. Overview of different types of medications and dosing guide for use in children with special health care needs. 2020 and 2023 versions. .
  74. Brickley A, Caplin D, Goldman J (2021). Apps to Help Kids and Teens with Anxiety. Information about apps to help kids with mindfulness, meditation, sleep, and stress relief. In the For Parents & Families Mental Health section of the Medical Home Portal. Original version by Goldman and Caplin in 2020.
  75. Goldman (2020). Mental Health Screening in Children and Teens. This web resource provides information to clinicians about various screening tools for use in the primary care pediatric setting.
  76. Goldman-Luthy (2020). Cranial Deformation and Craniosynostosis. A web resource in the Medical Home Portal about how to assess and manage infants with head shape abnormalities. .
  77. Goldman-Luthy (2020). Toxic Stress Screening. A resource for physician and professionals on screening families for toxic stress in the pediatric medical home.
  78. Lai K, Goldman (2020). Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia. A web resource to assist clinicians in evaluation and management of infants and children with chronic lung disease, on the Medical Home Portal web resource. Initial publication 8/2020.
  79. Goldman (2023). Medical Conditions Affecting Sleep in Children. This web resource provides guidance on how to identify and treat medical issues that can contribute to poor sleep, on the Medical Home Portal website. Initial version published 11/2020.
  80. Goldman (2021). Transition Issues. This is a web resource in the For Physicians & Professionals section of the Medical Home Portal website. This page provides information and tools for primary care clinicians to assist during times of transition. This updates a previous version from 2019.
  81. Goldman (2022). Screening for Eating Disorders. This is a resource in the For Physicians & Professionals section of the Medical Home Portal website. It provides guidance on screening for eating disorders in the primary care setting, and what to do with positive screening results. Initial publication 2/2021.
  82. Goldman (2021). Sleep Disorders & Parasomnias in Children. Part of the Medical Home Portal web resource, this website provides guidance for primary care clinicians to identify and manage various sleep disorders and parasomnias in children.
  83. Goldman (2021). Care of Surgical Wounds in Children. Part of the Medical Home Portal website, this online resource provides guidance to primary care clinicians providing follow up for children with surgical wounds. .
  84. Goldman-Luthy (2019). Caring for Burn Injuries in Children. Part of the Medical Home Portal website, this online resource for primary care clinicians discusses triage and care of burns in the clinical and home settings. .
  85. Goldman-Luthy (2019). Ostomy Care. Part of the Medical Home Portal website, this online resource provides guidance to primary care clinicians providing skin care for children with ostomies. E.
  86. Goldman (2019). Treating Diaper Rash. From the Medical Home Portal website, this online resource provides guidance to primary care clinicians providing skin care advice for infants and children with diaper rashes. .
  87. Goldman J, Stowers K, Muniyappa (2022). Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome (NOWS). This web page on the Medical Home Portal website summarizes key points for primary care clinicians and health care professionals, links to useful resources, and provides links to relevant service providers. Original version published 9/2021.
  88. Cunninhgam S, Goldman (2021). Specific Learning Disability. A web resource on the Medical Home Portal website, this resource assists primary care clinicians to distinguish underlying conditions that either mimic, contribute to, and/or cause SLDs and help families understand and access diagnosis and management options.
  89. Shayota B, Goldman (2022). CACT & CPT II Deficiencies. Guidance for primary care clinicians receiving a positive newborn screen result.
  90. O'Connor M, Goldman (2022). Congenital Hypothyroidism. Guidance for primary care clinicians receiving a positive newborn screen result.
  91. Goldman (2023). Safety Precautions for Children with Seizures. Guidance for families and caregivers on how to keep children with seizures safer through activity restrictions, communication with other caregivers, and helmet use.
  92. Goldman (2023). Tips to Help Children Sleep. Guidance for families and caregivers on helping children sleep better using sleep hygiene and different techniques for sleep behavior training and management. .
  93. Ostrander B, Goldman (2023). Suspected Neonatal Seizures Care Guidelines. Guidance for clinicians to understand and follow the University of Utah and Intermountain Healthcare's neonatal seizure care protocol.
  94. Vala A, Peterson C, Goldman (2023). Prenatal Urinary Tract Dilation Care Process Guideline. This care guideline advises what next steps should be taken by the University of Utah Hospital postpartum care team and outpatient primary care clinicians to manage newborns with prenatal diagnosis of urinary tract dilation (UTD).
  95. Miller T, Goldman (2023). Maple Syrup Urine Disease (MSUD) FAQs. For families and caregivers of children with MSUD. .
  96. Goldman (2024). Pain in Children with Special Health Care Needs. Guidance for clinicians in recognizing and managing pain in children with complex medical conditions. .
  97. Black M, Goldman (2024). Critical Congenital Heart Disease (CCHD). Information and guidance for clinicians to understand the newborn CCHD screening process and implications for patient care. .