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Disaster Response Collaborative Focus Area: Pediatric Surge Capacity
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Pediatric Surge Capacity
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PPNCOL2026DSMN002bCE
Activation and Communication in a Pediatric Surge Plan
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Introductions, Patient Flow, and Level Setting
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Hospital Incident Command System (HICS)
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Understand the criticality of the first 30 minutes of a surge event.
Incorporate the components of activation and communication in a Surge Capacity disaster plan.
Discuss the activation procedures in your organization’s current disaster plan.
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Introductions, Patient Flow, and Level Setting
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Introductions, Patient Flow, and Level Setting
Activation and Communication in a Pediatric Surge Plan
Hospital Incident Command System (HICS)
Incorporating External Partners Into Surge Planning
Planning for Staff During Surge Events
Strategies For Surge Capacity Across Various Hospital Units
Strategies for Disaster Preparedness Throughout the Hospital
Planning for Staff Resiliency During and After a Disaster
Strengthening Surge Capacity: Integration, Exercises, and Sustainable Collaboration
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