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Triage by Resource Allocation for INpatients [TRAIN®]: A Novel Disaster Triage Tool

2015 · Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford

This webpage features TRAIN®, a disaster triage system tool that helps quickly assess and transport hospitalized patients during emergencies, like evacuations or when more hospital …

Identify-Isolate-Inform: A Tool for Initial Detection and Management of Measles Patients in the Emergency Department

2015 · University of California at Irvine

This article describes a method to help doctors and nurses quickly spot, separate, and report measles cases. It explains how important it is to identify …

Community Crises and Disasters: A Parent’s Guide to Talking with Children of All Ages

2015 · Massachusetts General Hospital

This handbook is a resource that parents can turn to in a time of crisis or ideally in advance of a crisis. It provides practical …

Identifying Adolescents at Highly Elevated Risk for Suicidal Behavior in the Emergency Department

2015 · University of Michigan Eisenberg Family Depression Center

The study aimed to assess the feasibility and validity of screening adolescent suicide risk in emergency departments (EDs). 81 adolescents, ages 14-19, who screened positive …

Responding to the Psychological Needs of Children after 9/11: A Review of the Literature

2015 · Oregon State University, · New York University

The text is about a review of literature on the psychological needs of children after the 9/11 attacks. It describes how mental health workers can …

Still at Risk: US Children 10 Years After Hurricane Katrina

2015 · Save the Children

This report from 2015 looks at how well the U.S. protects children during disasters. It describes that even a decade after Hurricane Katrina, many areas …

Emergency Preparedness of Families of Children with Developmental Disabilities: What Public Health and Safety Emergency Planners Need to Know

2015 · University of Massachusetts

This article is about emergency preparedness for families with children who have developmental disabilities. It describes a study that found many families are not well-prepared …

Caring for Children After a Radiological Disaster

2015 · Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, · Johns Hopkins University

This article focuses on caring for children after a radiological disaster. It describes how children are more vulnerable to radiation due to their unique physiological …

BLOCKS: Building Links Between Offices of Emergency Management, Childcare, and the Community for Kids Safety

2015 · BLOCKS

This website features BLOCKS, a program that helps childcare centers prepare for emergencies like earthquakes. It explains how BLOCKS offers training and resources to keep …

2015 Symposium: Designing Systems That Work for Children with Complex Health Care Needs Playlist

2015 · Lucile Packard Foundation for Children's Health

This video playlist aims to provide information and insights into better supporting children with complex health care needs. The symposium brings together experts who share …

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