Children and Families in the Context of Disasters: Implications for Preparedness and Response
- Betty Pfefferbaum; Carol North
- University of Oklahoma , University of Texas Southwestern
PMID: 20617116
This article reviewed how disasters affect children and families, their interactions during disasters, parenting challenges, and parental recognition of children's reactions. It also discusses policy implications, preparedness, intervention recommendations, and the importance of future research in this field.
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