The Role of Health Educators in Dealing with Biological Threats in the United States

Pérez, Miguel A.; Pinzon-Perez, Helda; Sowby, Sherman

doi:10.1080/19325037.2002.10603510

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“…Nursing bioterrorism preparedness is often subsumed under the medical model in nursing literature (Meyer & Morse 2002, Perez et al. 2002, Scharoun et al.…”

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“…Nursing bioterrorism preparedness is often subsumed under the medical model in nursing literature (Meyer & Morse 2002, Perez et al 2002, Scharoun et al 2002. Many articles in international journals include information on know how to diagnose and treat diseases caused by bioterrorism, leading readers to believe that this is necessary for nurses (American Academy of Pediatrics 2000, Hagstad 2000, Peralta 2000, Gwerder et al 2001, O'Connell et al 2002, Patt & Feigin 2002, Rebmann et al 2002, Salazar & Kelman 2002, Mack 2004.…”

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Defining bioterrorism preparedness for nurses: concept analysis

Rebmann

2006

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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“…Nursing bioterrorism preparedness is often subsumed under the medical model in nursing literature (Meyer & Morse 2002, Perez et al. 2002, Scharoun et al.…”

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Defining bioterrorism preparedness for nurses: concept analysis

Rebmann

2006

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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“…Controversy remains as to the most effective method to assess risk, both in disaster preparedness and response. One challenge for health educators is to provide education for both (Perez, Pinzon-Perez, & Sowby, 2002;Whitty & Burnett, 2009). Increasing the knowledge base of laypersons and healthcare providers can encourage accurate self-assessment of potential risk and appropriate actions at both the individual and regional levels.…”

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How Individuals With Chronic Illnesses Manage Health-Related Concerns During Disasters: Development of a Theoretical Framework

Owens

2011

West J Nurs Res

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Disaster preparedness frequently does not address populations less able to prepare for disaster such as those with chronic illness. Although individuals with chronic illnesses are at particular risk of poor outcomes, little is known about how these individuals manage their illnesses in the context of disaster. The purpose of the study is to develop a theoretical framework that describes how individuals with chronic illnesses who have experienced a disaster managed health-related challenges during the disaster. Theory about the five phases of disaster response (nondisaster, predisaster, impact, emergency, and reconstruction) and the individual, local, state, and federal level model served as the conceptual frameworks for this study. Thirty individuals with chronic illnesses who have experienced disaster and 10 lay caregivers were recruited from Florida and New Orleans. This study is using grounded theory methods from the qualitative tradition. Three data sources are being used: interviews with individuals with chronic illnesses and caregivers who have experienced disasters, and media data. Purposive sampling was used to recruit the sample. The combined interviews from the perspectives of those who have experienced disaster (individuals with chronic illness and caregivers) with media reports added contextual description of circumstances surrounding the disaster. Constant comparative analysis techniques are being used to build the theoretical framework. MNRS PhD Student Award Abstractat UNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS on April 9, 2015 wjn.sagepub.com Downloaded from

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The Role of Health Educators in Dealing with Biological Threats in the United States

Cited by 2 publications

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Defining bioterrorism preparedness for nurses: concept analysis

Defining bioterrorism preparedness for nurses: concept analysis

How Individuals With Chronic Illnesses Manage Health-Related Concerns During Disasters: Development of a Theoretical Framework

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