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◄Session 2: Using Drills and Exercises to Achieve Disaster Response Improvements
►Session 4: Focus Area Option: Pediatric Surge Capacity
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      Learning Objectives
      • List the benefits of selecting the triage, infection control, and decontamination focus area for an improvement project.
      • Explain why it is important to have protocols for pediatric triage, infection control, and decontamination in your hospital’s disaster plan.
      • Describe how to determine whether decontamination, isolation, and/or infection control procedures are needed or not for a particular patient.

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◄Session 2: Using Drills and Exercises to Achieve Disaster Response Improvements
►Session 4: Focus Area Option: Pediatric Surge Capacity