Evaluation of the use of the “Natural Disaster Preparedness Scale for Hospital Nursing Departments” tool in Japan
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Existing Japanese disaster preparedness instruments predominantly focus on behavioral and material aspects and overlook psychological preparedness.
“Existing Japanese instruments tend to emphasize the behavioral and material aspects of disaster preparedness while overlooking psychological preparedness.”
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The Introduction (page unavailable) says existing hospital-disaster preparedness instruments focus on construction, quake resistance, and administrative procedures, supporting the claim about material and procedural emphasis. It says little attention is paid to how hospital nurses prepare, but does not specifically identify psychological preparedness as an overlooked dimension or establish that the instruments discussed are predominantly Japanese. (LLM, conf=0.84)
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- NISHIGAMI, A.
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- Aino University Department of Nursing Faculty of Health Science
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- Health Emergency and Disaster Nursing
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- 2020-04-15
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