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Region V for Kids Resource Collection

Region V for Kids (RV4K) strengthens pediatric disaster preparedness by providing training, tools, and subject matter expertise to healthcare professionals, hospitals, and community partners. This page includes a searchable index of all RV4K resources. 

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Pediatric Disaster Medicine: Pediatric Behavioral Health in Disasters
· Pediatric Pandemic Network (PPN), · Region V for Kids
This course shares how disasters can affect the mental health of children and what can be done to help them. It explains that kids may …
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Pediatric Disaster Telehealth Planning and Mitigation
· Region V for Kids
This infographic focuses on how to use telehealth during disasters to help children. It describes ways to plan and prepare for emergencies, ensuring that kids …
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Behavioral Health Workgroup White Paper
2021 · Region V for Kids
This document focuses on helping children with mental health needs during disasters like COVID-19. It describes how hospitals and experts worked together to create plans, …
Refining Pediatric Telehealth Capability: A Demonstration to Leverage the Use of Technology During Disaster Response
2022 · Region V for Kids
This document describes a virtual telehealth demonstration by the Region V for Kids Great Lakes Pediatric Consortium. It aims to improve pediatric disaster response using …
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Advancing Pediatric Telehealth Capability: Use of Technology During Disaster Response
2021 · Region V for Kids
This virtual telehealth exercise was designed to demonstrate and test pediatric disaster telehealth activities. Various groups like doctors, health managers, and emergency workers practiced using …
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