Planning and Caring for Pediatric and Neonatal Patients in Disasters: Inpatient and Outpatient Guidelines (Peds Toolkit)

The NWHRN “Pediatric Toolkit” is a detailed resource to assist in developing internal pediatric surge or disaster plans. This version (Fall, 2020) replaces previous versions of the Toolkit.  Included here are numerous resources, guidelines, checklist and trainings for inpatient, outpatient and neonatal planning.

For further information, questions, and/or suggestions for improvement please feel free to contact:  info@nwhrn.org.

Last updated: November 4, 2020

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Planning and Caring for Pediatric and Neonatal Patients in Disasters: Inpatient and Outpatient Guidelines (Peds Toolkit) – Full Text

• Pediatric Toolkit

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NWHRN Pediatric Toolkit – Section Attachments

Section 1 – Inpatient

• Attachment 1-A

  Pediatric Services Unit Leader - Job Action Sheets

• Attachment 1-B

  Pediatric Color Coded Sheets

• Attachment 1-C

  JumpSTART Pediatric Multiple Casualty Incident Triage

• Attachment 1-D

  L.E.T. Gel Recipe

• Attachment 1-D

  Patient Evacuation Tracking Form - Acute Care

• Attachment 1-E

  Intranasal (IN) Medication Administration MBED Clinical Practice Guideline

• Attachment 1-E

  MultiCare Intranasal (IN) Medication Administration MBED Clinical Practice Guideline

Section 2 – Outpatient

• Attachment 2-A

  After-Action Report / Improvement Plan Template

• Attachment 2-B

  American Academy of Pediatrics Preparedness Checklist for Pediatric Practices

• Attachment 2-C: Emergency Information for Children with Special Needs

  Emergency Information for Children with Special Needs

• Attachment 2-D

  Pediatric Based Life Support and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Quality

• Attachment 2-E

  American Academy of Pediatrics Family Reunification Following Disasters: A Planning Tool For Healthcare Facilities

• Attachment 2-F

  American Academy of Pediatrics Immunization Resources Storage and Handling Series Disaster Planning

Section 3 – Security

• Attachment 3-A

  Pediatric Safe Area Checklist

• Attachment 3-B

  Pediatric Sage Area (PSA) Coordinator Job Action Sheet

• Attachment 3-C

  Pediatric Safe Area Registry Checklist

• Attachment 3-D

  Child Identification Survey

Section 4 – Currently no attachments.

Section 5 – Neonatal

• Attachment 5-A

  Neonatal Resuscitation Program - Reference Chart

• Attachment 5-B

  Simplified Neonatal Resuscitation Algorithm

Section 6 – Psychosocial

• Attachment 6-A

  Behavioral Health Toolbox for Families: Supporting Children and Teens During the COVID-19 Pandemic

• Attachment 6-B

  Listen, Protect, and Connect: Psychological First Aid for Children and Parents

• Attachment 6-C

  Listen, Protect, and Connect: Family to Family, Neighbor to Neighbor. Psychological First Air for the Community Helping Each Other

• Attachment 6-D

  PsySTART Rapid Pediatric Mental Health Triage System: WRAP-EM System End User Manual for WADoH

• Attachment 6-E

  A Guide to Build Cultural Awareness: American Indian and Alaskan Native

• Attachment 6-F

  American Academy of Pediatrics - Psychosocial Issues for Children and Families in Disasters: A Guide for the Primary Care Physician

• Attachment 6-G

  Helping Children Cope With Fear and Anxiety

• Attachment 6-H

  National Institute of Mental Health: After a Disaster - A Guide for Parents and Caregivers

Section 7 – Online Training

• Attachment 7-A

  Utah Burn Disaster Crisis Standards of Care