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Communication Preferences of Parents and Caregivers of Children and Youth With Special Healthcare Needs During a Hypothetical Infectious Disease Emerg

Hipper, T., Popek, L., Davis, R., et al. (2022). Communication Preferences of Parents and Caregivers of Children and Youth With Special Healthcare Needs During a Hypothetical Infectious Disease Emergency. (Abstract only.) Health Security. 20(6).
The authors conducted surveys and semi-structured interviews with caregivers of youth with special healthcare needs to understand how they would respond to an infectious disease outbreak. The authors found that 84% of caregivers believed their child’s doctor is the best information source, followed by medical experts, the CDC, friends, family, and local and state health agencies.
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