Select Demographic Data, Disaster‐Related Experience, and Disaster Attitudes as Predictors of Disaster Preparedness Among Student Nurses: A Descriptive Correlational Study

The authors concluded that demographic factors and attitudes towards disasters were not significantly associated with disaster preparedness among nursing students. However, the findings revealed a positive relationship between previous disaster experiences and disaster preparedness of the participants, suggesting that firsthand exposure to disasters enhances preparedness. Future research should explore additional factors through qualitative and longitudinal approaches. Targeted educational interventions are recommended to address specific gaps identified in this study.

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Public Health Nursing
Published
2025-02-04
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https://doi.org/10.1111/phn.13540
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Disaster Response and Management
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Select Demographic Data, Disaster‐Related Experience, and Disaster Attitudes as Predictors of Disaster Preparedness Among Student Nurses: A Descriptive Correlational Study

Warren Kemuel M. Pan, Marcela Torres, A. Torres, Raymond Nicolas G. Tan et al.
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Public Health Nursing
Disaster Response and Management
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Select Demographic Data, Disaster‐Related Experience, and Disaster Attitudes as Predictors of Disaster Preparedness Among Student Nurses: A Descriptive Correlational Study

Warren Kemuel M. Pan, Marcela Torres, A. Torres, Raymond Nicolas G. Tan, Bernabe Noel G. Tuquero, Guerlaine Janina G. Tango, Kiara Riel C. Tinasa, Carmichael Ethan V. Trinidad
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Abstract

The authors concluded that demographic factors and attitudes towards disasters were not significantly associated with disaster preparedness among nursing students. However, the findings revealed a positive relationship between previous disaster experiences and disaster preparedness of the participants, suggesting that firsthand exposure to disasters enhances preparedness. Future research should explore additional factors through qualitative and longitudinal approaches. Targeted educational interventions are recommended to address specific gaps identified in this study.

Public Health NursingVol. 42(3)
University of the Philippines Manila (PH), University of Santo Tomas (PH)
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