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BuyIn 15til50 Executive_Briefing Slides

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An executive briefing slide deck to support gaining leadership buy-in for the 15 til 50 program.

WRAP-EM Deployable Assets Catalog 2026 Edition

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A reference guide to disaster response assets available at the federal, national, regional, and state levels for responders and preparedness professionals across the WRAP-EM region. Produced by the WRAP-EM Deployable Assets focus group, the catalog covers federal teams and programs (DMAT, TCCT, DMORT, IMAT, US&R, and others), national and ..

12 Core Concepts Bulleted List

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Outlines and describes The 12 Core Concepts: Concepts for Understanding Traumatic Stress Responses in Children and Families.

PFA for Children and Parents

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Psychological First Aid for Children and Parents. Helping you and your child in times of disaster.

Supporting Families with Large Community Events

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When a large community event, such as a political rally, a parade, or a major sporting event, happens in your community, families may need to prepare together for changes that might occur. This document offers some helpful tips.

PsySTART PDM Handout version July 2026

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PsySTART PDM Handout updated July 2026. A document providing PsySTART Disaster Mental Health Triage FAQs, Triage Tips, a paper PsySTART Triage Form and the Triage Quicktool Factors and Explanations of How to Assess the child.

Compassionate Options for Pediatric EMS (COPE)

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This site provides a systems approach to out-of-hospital (OOH) pediatric death that equips EMS providers with the knowledge, tools, and skills needed to manage emotional and psychological effects for the grieving families they encounter as well as for themselves.

HHI PFA for Student and Teachers SPANISH

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¿Qué son los primeros auxilios psicológicos? El origen del concepto de primeros auxilios psicológicos (Psychological First Aid, PFA) se puede encontrar en un artículo publicado por la Asociación Americana de Psiquiatría (American Psychiatric Association) en 1954 que reconocía la necesidad de realizar una intervención aguda para aliviar el estrés ..

Helpful Hints for School Emergency Management Volume 3

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What is Psychological First Aid (PFA)?Psychological First Aid is a concept thatcan be traced to an article published by theAmerican Psychiatric Association in 1954which acknowledged the need for an acuteintervention to alleviate human stress “of aseverity and quality not generally encountered… due to the ‘forces of nature or from ..

Trauma Informed Emergency Care for Suicide Prevention ppt

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Trauma Informed Emergency Care for Suicide Prevention was a presentation given by Joan Rosenbaum Asarnow, PhD, ABPP as a part of an ASPR TRACIE speaker series. Pediatric Lessons Learned from Covid-19: Immediate and Future Implications.

Hantavirus: What Your Family Needs to Know

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Details for families on Hantavirus outbreak on MV Hondius cruise ship in 2026.

Five Ways To Wellbeing Best Practice Guide

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Best practice guide for well-being. The Five Ways to Wellbeing was introduced to Aotearoa New Zealand in 2009 as part of Mental Health Awareness Week, building on work done by the new economics foundation (nef) for the UK government. This paper aims to develop confidence in organisations and workers ..

WRAP-EM Pediatric Resource Guide - MCI & Mass Gatherings

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Mass casualty incidents involving children create high-pressure conditions that demand rapid triage, coordinated patient movement, and adaptation by teams who may not routinely care for pediatric patients. This WRAP-EM guide curates practical, ready-to-use tools to support just-in-time response, strengthen planning and exercises, and guide teams through pediatric-specific challenges—each link ..

Weather Resilience for Frontline Clinics Toolkit

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This Toolkit provides templates and tips for all weather hazards. They support families and clinics in developing plans to stay safe and take care people during an emergency. They are in English and Spanish. Los documentos están destinados a familias y médicos para planificar ante desastres. Descárguelos en español ..

PsySTART Fact Sheet for WRAP-EM

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PsySTART Fact Sheet for WRAP-EM JIT

Safeguarding Children in Active Shooter Drills

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This congressionally mandated study examines the potential adverse effects of so-called active shooter drills and related security measures on students and staff.

PDM_M1 Slides_1stEd_FINAL_111425INSTenc

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Instructor slide deck for PDM Module 1

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Instructor slide deck for PDM Module 1

WRAP-EM and SRS Reunification TTX - Exercise Spotlight and High-Level Participant Reflections

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This document provides a high-level summary of a discussion-based exercise and aggregated participant feedback. It is intended to highlight collaboration, capacity-building, and Western Regional Alliance for Pediatric Emergency Management (WRAP-EM) technical assistance. It is not an after-action report and does not include jurisdiction-specific operational details, sensitive procedures, or improvement-plan content.

WRAP-EM Pediatric Resource Guide - Active Shooter

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Active shooter and active threat incidents create sudden, high-consequence environments that overwhelm normal operations, place children and adults at immediate risk, and demand rapid, coordinated clinical and operational action.

Active Shooter Policy/Procedure Sample Small Facility Template (2016)

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This is an example active shooter policy/procedure for a small facility produced by the Santa Barbara County Disaster Healthcare Coalition.

Job Action Sheet to accompany Just in Time(JIT) Pediatric Mental Health Checklist for Response to Mass Violence Incidents National Children's Disaster Mental Health Concept of Operations (CONOPS)

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Job Action Sheet to accompany Just in Time (JIT) Pediatric Mental Health Checklist for Response to Mass Violence Incidents National Children's Disaster Mental Health Concept of Operations (CONOPS)

National Children's Disaster Mental Health Concept of Operations(CONOPS): Just in Time (JIT) Pediatric Mental Health Checklist for Response to Mass Violence Incidents

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This checklist for Just-in-Time Implementation is based on the National Children’s Disaster Mental Health Concept of Operations (NCDMH CONOPS). It is designed to assist local, county, and state agencies in implementing a comprehensive disaster behavioral/mental health incident response strategy for children, youth and families.

Parent Guidelines For Helping Youth After A Shooting

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Parent's Guidelines For Helping Youth After The Recent Shooting

PsySTART Rapid Mental Health Triage

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PsySTART  Rapid Mental Health Triage Form Paper Version
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