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Child Science and Great East Japan Earthquake

Emotional Care for Children

CRN would like to express our sincere condolences and hope for a swift recovery to those affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake.

To support the efforts of those assisting in the emotional care of children, CRN has established a special section on “Child Science and the Great East Japan Earthquake: Emotional Care for Children.” Children are our future and our hope. We will be grateful if you find it helpful in some way.

Articles

		Report from the Disaster Area Honami Yoshida, Obstetrician and gynecologist, Harvard School of Public Health research fellow, and dispatched doctor of Primary Care for All Team – PCAT – 1. Healing Mothers and Dealing with Children in Natural Disasters 2. Fears and Needs of Mothers-to-be and Mothers in the Disaster Area, and Responses 3. Emotion and Physical Care for Mothers-to-be, Mothers, and Children in the Disaster Area 4. Disaster Cycle Characteristics of the Great East Japan Earthquake 5. What is a True Support for Patient Mothers in Disaster Area? 6. Child-raising in the Disaster Area: Present and Future Issues as of the end of May 2011 7. Emotional Care for Children: What Can We Do Now, Several Months Later? 8. Six Months after the Disaster – Authentic Voices on-site –
		Radiation and Children Toshiya Inaba, Professor of Hiroshima University Research Institute for Radiation Biology and Medicine 1. The Correct Knowledge of Radiation 2. Radiation Level and Health Effects 3. A Correct Understanding of the Permitted Radiation Level 4. Iodine 131 and Thyroid Cancer in Children