A list of answered questions realted to burns and the burn treatment guidelines.

A poster demonstrating how to treat burns.

Printable burn treatment card intended to be worn with provider badges.

This crosswalk document provides a framework for categorizing bed into five categories to assist with bed matching during response. It provides an explanation and requirements for each of the five bed categories in addition to providing space to capture hospitals and associated bed types. This may serve as a ..

This checklist, based on physicians' experiences in prior disasters, can help pediatricians take realistic, concrete steps to improve office preparedness.

This resource is a summary of the webinar agenda, speakers, and resources for the Kids in Crisis Initiative webinar.

OpenCriticalCare.org (beta) was launched in August 2020 as a repository for reliable, open-access critical care learning tools with relevance to resource-variable settings. In 2023, OCC has begun to transition from urgent content creation and dissemination for COVID19 and is now focusing on the creation of novel tools and content ..

The TRAIN® tool determines level of transport required for evacuation based on resource utilization. The tool aligns with local EMS protocols for transport type capabilities and expert opinion.

This is a link to the University of Utah's Burn Crisis Standards of Care app that can be downloaded to a mobile device.

Cutting-edge screening tool focused on the patient’s current needs, not just historical data from the past six months. It can be used as the primary assessment or seamlessly integrated into existing screening processes, offering a dynamic approach to identify immediate social needs.

Disaster Available Supplies in Hospitals (DASH) is an interactive tool that can help hospital emergency planners and supply chain staff estimate supplies that may need to be immediately available during various mass casualty incidents (MCI) and infectious disease emergencies based on hospital characteristics.

A well-prepared emergency management system is essential for regions and communities to prepare and respond to disasters and other emergencies. Using tools such as the Pediatric Hazard Vulnerability Analysis and the Regional Metrics Score Card can help. This webpage includes Pediatric Hazard Vulnerability Analysis tools, a Regional Metrics Score Card, ..

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) developed The Pediatric Preparedness Resource Kit, which allows for pediatricians, public health leaders and other pediatric care providers to assess what is already happening in their community or state, and help determine what needs to be done before an emergency or disaster. The ..

The linked discussion paper focuses on hospital application of Crisis Standards of Care (CSC) and provides suggestions on revising CSC based on COVID-19 experiences.

The statement issued by multiple societies responds to requests for potentially inappropriate treatments in intensive care units. It provides guidance for clinicians to prevent and manage disputes with patients who have advanced critical illness.

This journal article proof proposes a subcommittee from the Task Force for Mass Critical Care offers interim evidence-informed operational strategies to assist hospitals and communities to plan for and respond to surge capacity demands from COVID-19.

Overview of the Department of Homeland Security Regional Resiliency Assessment Program (RRAP).

Provides references and information to develop pediatric crisis standards of care (CSC). Also outlines triggers of CSC and legal considerations.

This FAQ sheet provides resources and information on potential influenza antiviral medication shortages, specifically oseltamivir.

This journal article is on COVID-19 pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) capacity and the use of adult intensive care units (ICUs) to potentially care for children.

Links to resources related to pediatric surge resources as well as tools for Crisis Standards of Care (CSC), pediatric mental health, and cross training for adult providers.

As part of the ASPR grant, WRAP-EM developed a strategic partnership for improving pediatric burn disaster response capabilities throughout the region. The Western Region Burn Disaster Consortium (WRBDC,) based in Utah, consists of 26 burn centers that have united to support disaster response efforts throughout the western region. Key ..