Caring for the Caretakers in Times of Disaster: The Hurricane Hugo Experience

Stuart, Gail W.; Huggins, Elizabeth

doi:10.1111/j.1744-6171.1990.tb00462.x

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“…This remains true for health workers with families who may be affected by the disaster. Their motivation to assist may be correlated to their assurance that their children are safe 10 . Providing a preset structure establishes some level of control and normalcy for caregivers and children, which aids in lowering the level of stress.…”

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Creation of a Collaborative Disaster Preparedness Video for Daycare Providers: Use of the Delphi Model for the Creation of a Comprehensive Disaster Preparedness Video for Daycare Providers

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Reeb³

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Disaster med. public health prep.

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Creation of a Collaborative Disaster Preparedness Video for Daycare Providers: Use of the Delphi Model for the Creation of a Comprehensive Disaster Preparedness Video for Daycare Providers

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Reeb³

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“…13 With the disruption of school routines and the destruction of the community's buildings, day-to-day schedules change. 2 The pediatrician may experience the injury or death of a loved one.…”

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How Pediatricians Can Respond to the Psychosocial Implications of Disasters

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Natural and human-caused disasters, violence with weapons, and terrorist acts have touched directly the lives of thousands of families with children in the United States.1 Media coverage of disasters has brought images of floods, hurricanes, and airplane crashes into the living rooms of most American families, with limited censorship for vulnerable young children. Therefore, children may be exposed to disastrous events in ways that previous generations never or rarely experienced. Pediatricians should serve as important resources to the community in preparing for disasters, as well as acting in its behalf during and after such events.

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A hospital as victim and responder: The Sepulveda VA Medical Center and the Northridge earthquake

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1996

The Journal of Emergency Medicine

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Caring for the Caretakers in Times of Disaster: The Hurricane Hugo Experience

Cited by 4 publications

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Creation of a Collaborative Disaster Preparedness Video for Daycare Providers: Use of the Delphi Model for the Creation of a Comprehensive Disaster Preparedness Video for Daycare Providers

Creation of a Collaborative Disaster Preparedness Video for Daycare Providers: Use of the Delphi Model for the Creation of a Comprehensive Disaster Preparedness Video for Daycare Providers

How Pediatricians Can Respond to the Psychosocial Implications of Disasters

A hospital as victim and responder: The Sepulveda VA Medical Center and the Northridge earthquake

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