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Pediatric Disposition Classification (Reverse Triage) System to Create Surge Capacity
2015 · Johns Hopkins University, · University of Washington
This article describes a system called Pediatric Disposition Classification, or reverse triage, to help hospitals manage more patients during emergencies. It focuses on safely discharging …
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Pediatric Disaster Triage Education and Skills Assessment: A Coalition Approach
2014 · University of Washington, · Public Health - Seattle & King County, · Harborview Medical Center, · Seattle Children's Hospital
This study, conducted in King County, Washington, aimed to improve pediatric disaster preparedness through workshops and surveys. The regional coalition organized a successful educational conference …
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Comparison of Computerized Patients versus Live Moulaged Actors for a Mass-Casualty Drill
2015 · University of Southern California, · Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, · Children's Hospital Los Angeles, · Yale School of Medicine, · Yale University
This study compares using computerized patients and live actors with makeup for mass-casualty drills. It describes how medical students performed triage on both types of …
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Pediatric Triage and Allocation of Critical Care Resources During Disaster: Northwest Provider Opinion
2014 · Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, · Seattle Children's Hospital
This article describes a study on how healthcare providers in the Northwest region of the United States feel about pediatric triage and critical care during …
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Enhancing National Capacity to Conduct Child and Family Disaster Mental Health Research
2010 · University of Oklahoma, · University of California, Los Angeles, · Duke University, · University of Washington
The article discusses the risk of regional disasters, particularly earthquakes, in Seattle-King County, Washington. With a significant pediatric population, the study evaluates the distribution of …
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Geographical Maldistribution of Pediatric Medical Resources in Seattle-King County
2010 · Harborview Medical Center, · University of Washington
This article discusses the risk of regional disasters, particularly earthquakes, in Seattle-King County, Washington, focusing on pediatric medical response capabilities. The study evaluates the distribution …
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Development of a Pediatric Mass Casualty Triage Algorithm Validation Tool
2016 · University of California –San Diego School of Medicine, · Rady Children's Hospital San Diego, · Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, · University of Southern California, · Yale School of Medicine, · Children's Hospital Los Angeles, · Yale University
This article discusses the development of a criteria outcomes tool (COT) for validating the effectiveness of a mass casualty incident (MCI) algorithm in correctly triaging …
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Pediatric Emergency Department Responses to COVID-19: Transitioning from Surge Preparation to Regional Support
2020 · Seattle Children's Hospital, · Children's Hospital Los Angeles
This study examined the response stages within two children's hospitals on the West Coast of the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic. These hospitals adjusted …
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Pediatric Disaster Preparedness: Are We Really Prepared?
2009 · Harbor-UCLA Medical Center
This article examines how ready we are to help children in disasters, explaining that kids are often victims in emergencies but planning for their care …
Identifying Crucial Equipment and Skills Needed to Evacuate Critically Ill Infants During Disasters: Using Nursing Expertise to Guide Training Targets
2019 · University of Washington, · Seattle Children's Hospital
This study utilized a 13-item checklist for bedside registered nurses (RNs) to successfully evacuate critically ill infants during disasters. The expert-developed checklist prioritized skills like …
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