Aiding Families through Deployment

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We are looking to create a set of resources that can be used to support active duty families before, during, and after deployments, particularly related to the psychosocial effects of parental separation on children.

In our two pronged approach we hope to further educate and prepare pediatricians for assisting families during these times, as well as create a resource for families. We hope that by familiarizing pediatricians with, and educating parents on, the known effects of deployment we will be able to provide an extra layer of support for these children.

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PGY-1

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General Pediatrics

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Operational Medicine

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How comfortable do you feel discussing deployment with pediatric patients and families? *

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What resources have you, as a clinician, been provided in order to help prepare families for deployment (i.e. teaching, lectures, algorithms)? *

What resources have you provided to families experiencing deployment (i.e. preexisting resources such as Military OneSource, school support, counseling)? *

Which of the following resources would you find applicable or useful as a pediatrician serving active duty families? *

Deployment screening tool

Age-based algorithm to approach children of deployed parents

Learning modules about the effects of deployment and parental separation

Educational materials for families (i.e. app, website)

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