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SUMMARY:Helping Children in the Midst of a Crisis:  Protecting Children's H
 ealth in Disasters
LOCATION:Kammerer Jacklyn D\, 707 N Broadway\, Baltimore\, MD 21205\, USA
DESCRIPTION:*This event is open to the public*\n\nThis is a live interactiv
 e webinar. Registered participants will receive an e-mail with instruction
 s on how to join the session.\n\nPresenter:\nDr. Daniel Dodgen\, PhD\, is 
 the Senior Advisor for Strategy\, Policy\, and Requirements with the\nAdmi
 nistration for Strategic Preparedness and Response at the U.S. Department 
 of Health and\nHuman Services (HHS). His expertise includes disaster prepa
 redness & response\, health system\npolicy\, behavioral health\, and commu
 nity resilience. Dr. Dodgen served as the Executive Director of\nthe White
  House directed national advisory group on disaster mental health.\n\nCEU:
  3.0 Continuing Education Credit Hours\n\nSession Description\n\nThe 21st 
 Century has seen significant increases in the type and frequency of events
  that impact our health\nand welfare. These range from public health emerg
 encies like COVID-19\, Ebola\, and measles to acts of\nviolence like terro
 rism and school shootings to ever-increasing climate related disasters suc
 h as hurricanes\nand wildfires. Children\, especially those with special h
 ealth care needs and disabilities\, are among the most\nvulnerable people 
 in these events. This talk will describe some of these threats with an emp
 hasis on their\nimpact on children and strategies to improve preparedness\
 , response\, and recovery for the whole\ncommunity.\n\nObjectives: Partici
 pants will be able to:\n\nRecognize potential threats and their impact on 
 children.Describe how service providers and community can mitigate the imp
 act of these events on children.Apply community-based strategies to improv
 e preparedness\, response\, and recovery\nInstructional level: Intermediat
 e\n\nWho should attend? Professionals and anyone interested in the topic. 
 3.0 Continuing Education Credits (Category 1) will be granted to licensed 
 social workers and psychologists upon completion of this training and a co
 mpleted evaluation. A Certificate of Attendance will be made available for
  all other disciplines.\n\nThe Marylan
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