Pediatric Emergency Management

Here you can find resources and references related to the Iréal Johnson's Emergency Management track project (2011) under the guidance of Dr. Bruno Petinaux, MD.

For this project, I spent the first half of my summer doing literary research in order to inform myself on the basics of emergency management as well as the unique characteristics and needs of pediatric patients during emergencies.

I then created a transcript based on my research and finally compiled over 500 still photographs to create an informative animation as an "Introduction to Pediatric Emergency Management."

CURRENTLY BEING EDITED/UDPATED

Here you’ll find the citations of references that I consulted when creating my initial outline and final written transcript.

1.The National Emergency Management Association (NEMA)
http://www.nemaweb.org

2.The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
        -National Preparedness Guidelines
        http://www.fema.gov/pdf/government/npg.pdf
       – Fundamentals of Emergency Management
        http://training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/edu/fem.asp
        -FEMA Training
        http://www.fema.gov/prepared/train.shtm

5.     John Herrald – Agility and Discipline: Critical Success Factors for Disaster Response http://ann.sagepub.com/content/604/1/256.short [Journal Article]

6.     Paul Severin – Pediatric Disaster Preparedness: What do we do next? http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/118/5/2254.full.html [Article]

7.     Committee on Psychosocial Aspects of Child and Family Health – How Pediatricians Can Respond to the Psychosocial Implications of Disasters http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/103/2/521.full

8.     IAEM – Principles of Emergency Management http://www.iaem.com/EMPrinciples/index.htm

9.     Lee Cearnal – Only 6% of Hospitals Prepared for Pediatric Emergencies? The Controversy and Facts about the Fearsome Statistic.” [in MEDLINE Projects Folder]

10. Debra Weiner, Shannon Manzi, Mark Waltzman, Michele Morin, Annie Meginniss, Gary Fleisher – FEMA’s Organized Response With a Pediatric Subspecialty Team: The National Disaster Medical System Response: A Pediatric Perspective [in MEDLINE Projects Folder]

11. Carden Johnston, Irwin Redlener – Summary of Issues Demanding Solutions Before the Next One

12. FEMA ICS Overview - http://www.fema.gov/emergency/nims/IncidentCommandSystem.shtm

13. Annette Behney  - Pediatric Mass Casuality: Are You Ready?

14. Marianne Gausche-Hill – Pediatric Disaster Preparedness: Are We Really Prepared?

15. Elizabeth Ablah, Annie Tinius, Kurt Konda -  Pediatric Emergency Preparedness Training: Are We on a Path Towards National Dissemination?

16. Ralph Leonard – Role of Pediatricians in disasters and mass casualty incidents

17.  Frances Kelly – Keeping PEDIATRICS in Pediatric Disaster Management: Before, During, and in the Aftermath of Complex Emergencies

18. Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine – The Pediatrician and Disaster Preparedness