Pediatric Disaster Education
- Summary of Activities
- Children and Youth with Special Healthcare Needs
- CONOPS: Leveling the Playing Field
- Exercises
- Family Reunification
- Hazard Vulnerability Analysis & Metrics Score Card
- Pediatric Disaster Education
- Pediatric Facility Preparedness
- Supply Chain
- Telehealth
- Workshops, Events & More
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Pediatric Disaster Medicine Curriculum
This curriculum will lay the framework for future development of accessibility and engaging educational programs to improve the outcomes of children in disasters, with opportunities to expand to all providers who care for children.
Module 1: Introduction to Pediatric Disaster Medicine
Upon completion of this module, participants should be able to:
- Explain key components of each phase of the disaster cycle;
- Describe the role of the pediatrician in preparing children and families for disasters;
- Recognize pediatric considerations in disaster medicine
To access Module 1: Introduction to Disaster Medicine, click here.
Module 2: Pediatric Behavioral Health in Disasters
Upon completion of this module, participants should be able to:
- Identify the potential behavioral health impacts of disasters on children, including signs and symptoms of medical traumatic stress and post-traumatic stress disorder.
- Recognize risk factors and protective factors for disaster-related behavioral health problems in children.
- Demonstrate familiarity with methods of fostering adaptive coping mechanisms in pediatric patients and their families throughout the disaster cycle.
- Identify toolkits and other resources to share with families to help mitigate, recognize, and manage behavioral health problems related to a disaster.
To access Module 2: Pediatric Behavioral Health in Disasters, click here.