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Disaster Response Collaborative Focus Area: Pediatric Evacuation
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Pediatric Evacuation
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Foundations of a Strong Evacuation Plan
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Leadership Buy In and Business Continuity
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Understand the essential components of a pediatric evacuation plan and their role in hospital preparedness.
Identify key considerations for developing and refining a pediatric evacuation plan at different stages of planning and implementation.
Evaluate current disaster plans to identify gaps and opportunities for improvement in pediatric evacuation preparedness.
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Introductions and Level Setting
Foundations of a Strong Evacuation Plan
Leadership Buy In and Business Continuity
Engaging and Equipping Staff for Evacuation Readiness
Promoting Psychological Safety for Staff During Evacuation
External Partners: Local & Regional Pediatric Evacuation Coordination
How Communication Shapes Evacuation Workflow Readiness
Evacuation Equipment, Adaptation & Lessons Learned
Key Lessons, Sustainability, and Ongoing Collaboration
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