Background Hospital and pre-hospital emergency nurses are at the forefront of disaster
response. Disaster incidents continue to pose a threat to healthcare systems by exposing …

Aim With the rise in frequency and severity of disasters in recent decades, it is essentially
important that nurses must be adequately prepared to handle them. This study was aimed to …

Nurses make up the largest segment of the healthcare workforce in the United States and
disaster knowledge is becoming increasingly important for practice. The ongoing threats of …

Summary Background Intensive care units (ICUs) experienced a surge in patient cases
during the COVID-19 pandemic. Demand was managed by redeploying healthcare workers …

Aim This study aimed to determine nurses' views of their competence in disaster nursing
management. Background It is an important responsibility of nurses to have the necessary …

Methods: This is a quasi-experimental study with a pretest-posttest design. Convenience
sampling was used to select third-year nursing students who had completed their clinical …

This pre–post interventional study explores the effectiveness of simulation-based training in
enhancing disaster nursing skills among nursing students at Taif University, Saudi Arabia …

The emergence of COVID-19 has produced unprecedented change in daily life activities
leading to major impacts on psychological wellbeing and sleep among individuals …

This review article highlights the critical role of nurses in disaster management, with a
specific focus on addressing blood tumors in disaster-affected populations. Disasters have a …

This study measured the impact of virtual three-level collaboration (3LC) exercises on
participants' perceived levels of collaboration, learning, and utility (CLU) at hospitals in the …