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SHADDAD AL YAMI, AWAD SALEH, BIN MOHAMMED AL HAWKASH, MOHAMMED HUSSAIN, BIN SHADDAD AL YAMI, MOHAMMED SALEH, HADI AL SHAHI, ALI MUBARAK, MAHDI AL SEDRAN, IBRAHEEM RASHED, AHMAD AL DASHEL, HAMZA YAHYA, MANSOUR ALQAHTANI, MANSOUR AHMED, K. ALMUTAIRI, SAQER HAMOUD, ABDULLAH ALZAHOUF, ABDULLAH SAAD, ALSUNAIDI, MOHAMMED HUSSIN, SALEH AL AQIL, NASSER MOHAMMED, ALMUTERY, ABDULLAH FALAH, JABER ALSALEH, FALEH MARZOG, ALSHEHRI, LAMIA SALEM, ALSUNAIDI, MANSOUR JABAH |
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Journal of Namibian Studies; 2023 Special Issue, Vol. 36, p110-121, 12p |
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Disaster preparedness and response are integral components of public health, with nurses playing a pivotal role in protecting community health during emergencies. This paper examines the multifaceted contributions of nurses in disaster management, highlighting their roles in emergency care, public education, disaster planning, and community health assessment. Nurses provide critical emergency care on the front lines, offering immediate medical interventions, triaging patients, and coordinating response efforts. Through public education and outreach initiatives, nurses empower communities to prepare for disasters, mitigate risks, and respond effectively. In disaster planning and management, nurses collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to develop response plans, allocate resources, and coordinate healthcare services. Additionally, nurses conduct community health assessments to identify health needs, prioritize interventions, and advocate for policies that promote resilience. Through their expertise, compassion, and leadership, nurses enhance the effectiveness of disaster response efforts and contribute to building more resilient communities capable of overcoming adversity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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