Pandemic Planning in Pediatric Care: A Website Policy Review and National Survey Data
- David Nicholas; Clare Patershuk; Donna Koller; Cindy Bruce-Barrett; Lucy Lach; Randi Zlotnik Shaul
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This article examines the current state of pandemic planning in pediatrics in Canada. It reviews existing policies and identifies key issues such as the lack of focus on children and families, psychosocial support, and ethical considerations. The study involved analyzing online pandemic plans and conducting surveys to gather perspectives on pediatric planning needs. Findings indicate significant gaps in addressing the unique needs of pediatric populations, highlighting the importance of enhancing psychosocial and ethical frameworks in pandemic planning. The article emphasizes prioritizing children and families to improve outcomes during health crises.Tags
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