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2020. CDC emergency preparedness and response communication resources. Atlanta, GA: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2 pp.

Annotation: This document catalogs the Center for Disease Control's emergency preparedness and response communication resources, organized into two main sections. The first section lists general communication tools and guides, including a COVID-19 toolkit for pregnant people and new parents, access and functional needs resources, a communication resource center for state and local partners, public health media library, emergency partnership networks (EPIC), crisis communication guidelines (CERC), health equity strategies, and various communication playbooks and indices. The second section focuses specifically on maternal and infant health preparedness resources, providing safety messages and guidance for pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women during disasters, including information about natural disasters, COVID-19, infant feeding, chronic disease management, radiation emergencies, and hurricane preparedness, with some materials available in Spanish.

Keywords: Disaster planning, Information resources, Family support services, Communication
   

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