Section outline

◄Session 5: Focus Area Option: Pediatric Patient Tracking and Family Reunification
►Session 7: Moving Into Action
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      Learning Objectives
      • Explain why it is important to have pediatric evacuation protocols in your hospital’s disaster plan.
      • Understand the need to include various approaches to evacuation in disaster planning.
      • Clarify how to use drills/exercises or response to real-life events to prepare for a no-notice evacuation."

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    • Ready to explore the topic in greater depth? Visit Disaster Response Collaborative Focus Area: Pediatric Evacuation to learn from children's hospitals that have developed, tested, and refined evacuation strategies to support safe patient movement during disasters.

◄Session 5: Focus Area Option: Pediatric Patient Tracking and Family Reunification
►Session 7: Moving Into Action