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Shrink the Pink Slice – Mass Care Infant/Toddler Feeding Concerns
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Shrink the Pink Slice – Mass Care Infant/Toddler Feeding Concerns

As emergency managers, while we do not take an oath to “do no harm” like doctors do, I do believe we have an ethical responsibility to make things better for folks in disasters, not worse.

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Michael Prasad, MA, CEM®
May 18, 2023
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As emergency managers, while we do not take an oath to “do no harm” like doctors do, I do believe we have an ethical responsibility to make things better for folks in disasters, not worse: and this includes the most vulnerable of those adversely impacted – infants and toddlers.

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