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“This module focuses on caring for some of our most vulnerable patients in disasters. We included families in every step of the process this time, so you not only get our clinical experts but also interviews with families and real-life scenarios and exercises.” - Dr. Roxanna Lefort, Riley Hospital for Children

"This pediatric after-action report was created to help regional emergency management leaders highlight the impact disasters have on children in a community." - Dr. Nathan Timm, Cincinnati Children's Hospital

“We encourage use of the Surgery and Perioperative Unit Disaster (SPUD) framework to create a plan and hope it can be a catalyst for ongoing collaborations towards disaster preparedness and response,” - Dr. Cullen Clark, Nationwide Children's Hospital

Region V for Kids is excited to announce that the November Cybersecurity Toolkit Showcase recording and Q&A document have been posted. In the Showcase, we offer a quick introduction, walk-thru, and delivery of a toolkit designed to assist Healthcare Coalitions complete several cybersecurity-related activities of the current ASPR HPP Cooperative Agreement.