Disaster Nursing 1.4

About Disaster Nursing: Public health emergencies have unfortunately become increasingly frequent occurrences, ranging from man-made disasters like nuclear meltdowns and mass shootings to natural calamities such as tsunamis and earthquakes, as well as infectious disease epidemics. Disaster Nursing is a resource that aims to equip individuals with the necessary knowledge and readiness to navigate unpredictable crisis situations, whether in the field, within a healthcare setting, or as a student in an educational environment. This mobile application provides essential information that can be swiftly accessed and utilized, potentially saving valuable time during critical moments. The app is designed for offline use post initial download, offering practicality during times of public emergency.

• Features:
• Broad and comprehensive coverage of a wide range of disaster scenarios.
• Guidelines outlining fundamental emergency management principles.
• Individual indexes categorizing natural disasters, man-made disasters, infectious diseases, and more.
• Detailed entries for managing each situation, encompassing clear objectives, environmental impacts, assessment strategies, response protocols, recovery methods, and more.
• In-depth coverage of critical procedures like decontamination, isolation practices, and quarantine measures.
• References provided with accessible links to citations for further verification.
• Universal Search functionality facilitating rapid topic retrieval.
• 'Favorites' feature enabling users to bookmark pertinent topics for quick access.

Author: Tener Goodwin Veenema, PhD, MPH, RN, FAAN; Clifton P. Thornton, MSN, BS, RN, CNMT, CPNP

Publisher: Unbound Medicine

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