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Research paper thumbnail of Using Chlorhexidine vs. Povidone Iodine in Reducing Surgical Site Infections (SSIs) An Evidenced-based Practice Using the John Hopkins Nursing Evidenced-based Practice Model

Research paper thumbnail of Theory of Nursing Leadership: A Synthesis Paper

DESCRIPTION A synthesis paper for the theory of nursing leadership.

Research paper thumbnail of Concept of Health, Illness and Wellness

DESCRIPTION The article tries to clarify the concept of health, illness and wellness.

Research paper thumbnail of Knowing in Nursing and the Application to Nursing Practice

DESCRIPTION The article emanates the type of knowledge to be created for the discipline.

Research paper thumbnail of Ontological Perspectives and Relationship to Knowledge Development

DESCRIPTION Ontological Perspectives and Relationship to Knowledge Development

Research paper thumbnail of Disaster preparedness: Looking through the lens of hospitals in Japan

International Journal of Disaster Risk Science, 2013

Critical facilities, such as hospitals, play a crucial role in the socioeconomic and psychologica... more Critical facilities, such as hospitals, play a crucial role in the socioeconomic and psychological recovery of the population after a disaster. Hospitals are considered important due to their roles in saving lives in the affected population and must be able to withstand hazards and remain functioning during and after a disaster. This article assesses earthquake preparedness of hospitals in eight Japanese cities using a questionnaire survey. The questionnaire consists of six parameters and 21 indicators from the "four pillars of hospital preparedness" including structural, nonstructural, functional, and human resources. The results show that the majority of the respondent hospitals fulfill the functional preparedness, which is useful during the emergency period of a disaster, while the other three pillars-structural, nonstructural, and human resources-need to be strengthened. This study helps to assess the status of disaster preparedness as well as the gaps for these hospitals in the Tohoku and Nankai Trough regions, drawing lessons from the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami of the Tohoku area. This status and the gaps are used as a departure point to indicate how to enhance preparedness and resilience to future disaster risks.

Research paper thumbnail of Theory of Mutual Empowerment

Tij S Research Journal of Social Science Management Rjssm, Jun 23, 2014

Research paper thumbnail of Using Chlorhexidine vs. Povidone Iodine in Reducing Surgical Site Infections (SSIs) An Evidenced-based Practice Using the John Hopkins Nursing Evidenced-based Practice Model

Research paper thumbnail of Using Chlorhexidine vs. Povidone Iodine in Reducing Surgical Site Infections (SSIs) An Evidenced-based Practice Using the John Hopkins Nursing Evidenced-based Practice Model

Research paper thumbnail of Theory of Nursing Leadership: A Synthesis Paper

DESCRIPTION A synthesis paper for the theory of nursing leadership.

Research paper thumbnail of Concept of Health, Illness and Wellness

DESCRIPTION The article tries to clarify the concept of health, illness and wellness.

Research paper thumbnail of Knowing in Nursing and the Application to Nursing Practice

DESCRIPTION The article emanates the type of knowledge to be created for the discipline.

Research paper thumbnail of Ontological Perspectives and Relationship to Knowledge Development

DESCRIPTION Ontological Perspectives and Relationship to Knowledge Development

Research paper thumbnail of Disaster preparedness: Looking through the lens of hospitals in Japan

International Journal of Disaster Risk Science, 2013

Critical facilities, such as hospitals, play a crucial role in the socioeconomic and psychologica... more Critical facilities, such as hospitals, play a crucial role in the socioeconomic and psychological recovery of the population after a disaster. Hospitals are considered important due to their roles in saving lives in the affected population and must be able to withstand hazards and remain functioning during and after a disaster. This article assesses earthquake preparedness of hospitals in eight Japanese cities using a questionnaire survey. The questionnaire consists of six parameters and 21 indicators from the "four pillars of hospital preparedness" including structural, nonstructural, functional, and human resources. The results show that the majority of the respondent hospitals fulfill the functional preparedness, which is useful during the emergency period of a disaster, while the other three pillars-structural, nonstructural, and human resources-need to be strengthened. This study helps to assess the status of disaster preparedness as well as the gaps for these hospitals in the Tohoku and Nankai Trough regions, drawing lessons from the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami of the Tohoku area. This status and the gaps are used as a departure point to indicate how to enhance preparedness and resilience to future disaster risks.

Research paper thumbnail of Theory of Mutual Empowerment

Tij S Research Journal of Social Science Management Rjssm, Jun 23, 2014

Research paper thumbnail of Using Chlorhexidine vs. Povidone Iodine in Reducing Surgical Site Infections (SSIs) An Evidenced-based Practice Using the John Hopkins Nursing Evidenced-based Practice Model

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