Authors

1. Tetzlaff , Emily J.
2. Tetzlaff , Emily J.
3. Meade , Robert D.
4. Meade , Robert D.
5. O’Connor , Fergus K.
6. O’Connor , Fergus K.
7. Kenny , Glen P.
8. Kenny , Glen P.

Abstract

In our sample of older Canadians, various factors influenced knowledge, perceived heat vulnerability, responsiveness to heat alerts, and perception of community preparedness. These findings can help inform public heat preparedness initiatives to ensure they align with the needs of older Canadians.