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The Pediatric Disaster Preparedness Exchange is for participants interested in pediatric disaster preparedness and response. The Exchange provides an online space for sharing best practices and resources, discussing emerging topics, and strengthening coordination across children’s hospitals and their partners. This exchange aims to maintain established relationships, and building a strong, connected national network equipped to advance pediatric preparedness and address evolving pediatric disaster response challenges.
Participants generally include children's hospital representatives from the Disaster Networking Collaborative and Disaster Response Collaborative, along with PPN stakeholders.
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The Pediatric Disaster Preparedness Exchange is for participants interested in pediatric disaster preparedness and response. The Exchange provides an online space for sharing best practices and resources, discussing emerging topics, and strengthening coordination across children’s hospitals and their partners. This exchange aims to maintain established relationships, and building a strong, connected national network equipped to advance pediatric preparedness and address evolving pediatric disaster response challenges.
Participants generally include children's hospital representatives from the Disaster Networking Collaborative and Disaster Response Collaborative, along with PPN stakeholders.
- Enrolled students: No students enrolled in this course yet
- Duration: Varies
- Available Credit: None
- Focus Area: Capacity & Capability Surge, Disaster Management, Emergency Management, Infectious Disease, Natural Disasters, Pediatric Readiness
- Target Audience: EMS Clinicians, Emergency Managers, Nurses, Pharmacists, Physicians & APPs
- Emergency Management Phase: Preparedness, Response
- Format: Forum
- Institution: Pediatric Pandemic Network
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