JIT Pediatric Disaster Infographics

This two-page infographic summarizes findings from the Eastern Great Lakes Pediatric Consortium for Disaster Response Gap Analysis. The analysis found that pediatric disaster education gaps are systemic across all disciplines and solutions require a systematic approach to resolve between public and private partners at the local, regional, state and federal level. The infographic is suitable for sharing with community, hospital, public health, policy makers and first responders. (2 pages)

Last Updated: April 2021

This infographic described the COVID Operations providing Just-In-Time Pediatric Pandemic Education and Training from January 1, 2020 to December 31,2020. The activities demonstrate the opportunities and bench strength pediatric disaster centers of excellence can mobilize in the midst of a global pandemic to support workforce, policy makers and emergency managers. (2 pages)

Last Updated: January 2021

This infographic provides community, hospital, public health, policy makers and first responders with awareness, preparedness, response and mitigation intelligence unique to children associated covering twenty-four hazards. (2 pages)

Last Updated: May 2021

One-page graphic illustration of a whole child, whole community, whole population approach to gaps in addressing pediatric disaster readiness. The vehicle for resolution illustrated is recommended to be incorporated into emergency management readiness activities on the local, regional, state and federal level. The illustration is available with both a color and white backgrounds for public use. (1 page)

Last Updated: April 2021

A list of eight top pediatric disaster mobile applications to assist in just-in-time training, decision support, clinical operations and community preparedness. The list includes QR codes for IOS, Android and web-based resources suitable for multi-discipline first responders, first receivers in health care settings. (1 page)

Last Updated: April 2021

This infographic summarizes the key findings of a national multi-discipline health provider survey conducted in June 2020. Survey respondents were asked to assign expected level of pediatric disaster training for emergency/hospital providers, primary care providers, public health providers and ambulatory care providers. Providers were found to have high expectations of each other when it comes to pediatric disaster education readiness. (1 page)

Last Updated: June 2020

Based on the findings of the Eastern Great Lakes Pediatric Consortium for Disaster Response Education Team this summary lays out the need for a whole child, whole community and whole population concept of operations that systematically includes children at all levels of disaster education starting at the community level. The document is designed to be shared with leadership and policy makers at the local, regional, state and federal level to ensure children are never left out of disaster prevention, protection, mitigation, response and recovery operations.. (23 pages)

Last Updated: April 2021

One-page graphic utilizes the Children's Hospital Association's Resource for Interactive Child Health (RICH) database to summarize the state of children's health in Ohio and Michigan (1 page)

Last Updated: June 2021