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Preparing Nurses for Disasters Management

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ISBN-10: 0131780697

ISBN-13: 9780131780699

Edition: 2005

Authors: Joanne C. Langan, Dotti C. James

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List price: $90.40
Copyright year: 2005
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 10/12/2004
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 272
Size: 8.25" wide x 11.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.210
Language: English

Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Contributing Authors and Reviewers
About the Authors
Introduction
Disasters: A Basic Overview
Why Nurses Need to Be Prepared
Natural and Man-Made Disasters
Terrorism
Conventional Terrorist Weapons
Non-Conventional Terrorist Weapons
Stages of Disaster Response
Disaster Management Agencies and Organizations
Trauma
Planning for Disasters
Disaster Planning-So What?
Five Stages of Disasters
Predisaster Planning
Disaster Planning: Preparation
Essentials and Principles of Disaster Planning
Organization and Implementation of the Disaster Response
Reporting and Notification
Authority During a Disaster
Crisis and Consequence Management
Interagency Coordination
Casualty Management
Patient Tracking
External Support
Exercises and Drills
Media Relations
Promoting Mental Health: Predisaster and Postdisaster
Levels of Victims
Frameworks for Understanding Responses to Disasters
Assessment and Intervention with Survivors
Adverse Mental Health Outcomes: Assessment and Intervention
Psychological Interventions
Mental Health Vulnerability of the Nurse as Disaster Worker
Preparing Nursing Administrators, Faculty, and Students for Disasters
Administrators
Schools of Nursing: Administration, Faculty, Staff and Students
Student Nurse Volunteers in the American Red Cross
St. Louis Region Metropolitan Medical Response System
Preparing Staff and Inactive Registered Nurses to Manage Casualties
Governmental Influence and Responsibility
Triage
Decontamination
Management of Casualties
Casualty Assessment
Logistics
Perspectives of a U.S. Emergency Room Nurse
Perspectives of an Israeli Nurse
Management and Preparation for Battlefield Casualties
Innovations in Nursing Care from the Battlefield
Unique Features of Military Nursing
Similarities in Management of Civilian and Battlefield Casualties
Differences in Management of Civilian and Battlefield Casualties
Military/Civilian Interaction and Role of the Military with the Civilians in a Disaster
Preparing Community Health Nurses and Nurses in Ambulatory Health Centers
Educational Settings
Business Environments
High-Rise Buildings
Persons with Physical or Mental Challenges
Incarcerated Individuals
Parish Nurses
Considerations for Vulnerable Populations
Perinatal and Neonatal Populations
Older Persons
Persons with Mobility and Sensory Deficits
Persons Who Are Cognitive or Language-Processing Delayed
Non-English Speaking Population
Persons Who Are Immunocompromised
Preparing Nurses to Plan and Care for Children During Disaster Situations
Pediatric Physiological Differences Contributing to Illness and Injury Response
Factors Influencing the Child's Response to Illness and Disaster
Caring for Children During Disaster Situations
Influences on the Child's Response to Disaster
Caring for Children During Disaster Situations
Optimizing Environments for Healthy Children
The Role of the Infection Control Nurse in Disaster Preparedness
Emergency Management Model
Disaster as the Personal Experience
Israel: Interview with L.
Teacher, Nurse, and Clergy Interviews
Advice from Bereaved Parents
The Global Role of a Disaster Nurse
Deployment
Agencies and Acronyms
Test Your Knowledge Answers
Decontamination Forms and Volunteer Log
Index