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◄Session 4: Focus Area Option: Pediatric Surge Capacity
►Session 6: Focus Area Option: Pediatric Evacuation
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      Learning Objectives
      • Explain why it is important to have protocols for pediatric patient tracking and family reunification in your hospital’s disaster plan.
      • Discuss questions/strategies for for performing an intake of each child and asking questions of parents/guardians to ensure unaccompanied children are reunited with their family accurately and effectively.
      • Describe options for set-up and staffing various areas within a family reunification or support center (e.g., family intake center, pediatric safe area, family reunification site, confidential areas for family updates and notifications).

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    • Continue your learning in Disaster Response Collaborative Focus Area: Pediatric Patient Tracking and Family Reunification, where additional recordings examine real-world challenges, practical solutions, and lessons learned from hospitals and disaster preparedness experts.

◄Session 4: Focus Area Option: Pediatric Surge Capacity
►Session 6: Focus Area Option: Pediatric Evacuation