How Prepared Are We? A Workshop for Pediatric Surge Preparedness

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How Prepared Are We? A Workshop for Pediatric Surge Preparedness

Objectives After this workshop individuals will: Be able to evaluate their facility’s disaster plan’s capability to handle a surge of pediatric victims. Understand the impact of a surge of pediatric victims on their staff and facility. Understand the unique aspects of a surge of pediatric victims Know how to access help from other facilities during a disaster with many pediatric victims

Children in Disasters 25% of the population 74 million impacted by disasters in last century

Scenario Blizzard approaching 12-18” of snow Increasing winds Schools out early

Issue Identification How would a blizzard impact hospital operations? Staff Supplies Patient Care Environment of care Special Considerations

Scenario EMS notifies your health care facility a school bus with children has been hit by a tractor trailer Multiple injuries At least 1 death Mutual aid ambulance are on scene but they will also be sending some older children with minor injuries in other vehicles

Issue Identification How would a school bus crash impact EMS operations? Transport Pre-hospital treatment Safety Environment

Scenario EMS reports worsening weather and bad roads Patients that would normally go to a pediatric trauma facility are headed your way!

Response Alerting/Command What resources do you need? Activation of the disaster plan Begin notification of hospital leaders Who reports and are there some who aren’t on the list that might help? What resources do you need? Do you have pediatric specific equipment that you can draw on? What resources can you get?

Assign a Medical Branch Director/ Set up Triage Response Assign a Medical Branch Director/ Set up Triage Who performs triage? Divide up the ED/Clinic into zones of acuity Where do you place victims? Where do you put the minimally or non injured children?

Victims 3 Critical 6 Serious 10 Minor 1 DOA 8 No Injuries 5 year old Unresponsive Head injuries 8 year old Severe SOB 6 year old Hypotensive Open fractures Lacerations Small lacerations Bumps Sprains Strains

Treatment Space Issues Supplies Staff Special Considerations Who gets a bed? Where do green triaged patients go? Pediatric Safe Area (PSA) Supplies Staff Special Considerations

So your Emergency Department has 27 children in it…

And you wish you could send them to a children’s hospital or trauma center…

But the roads are closed and it’s bad everywhere.

Transportation How? When? Where? Other measures?

Big issues for small kids? Preparedness Space Supplies Staff Special

Questions?

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