Dealing with disaster

As a logged-in member of Lippincott NursingCenter,
read any FREE or NCPD article at no charge!
Membership is free and comes with many benefits.

Note: You must also be a member and log in to purchase articles.

Already a member?
Sign in

Source:

Nursing Management

July 2007, Volume :38 Number 7 , page 24 - 29 [Buy]

Log In (required for purchase):

Authors

Coyle, Geraldine A. RN, CNAA, EdD
Sapnas, Kathryn G. RN, CCRN, CNOR, PhD
Ward-Presson, Kathryn RN, CNAA, BC, MSN

Abstract

Terrorism and naturally occurring catastrophic events provide fertile ground for nursing emergency preparedness, including deployment strategies. Are you ready to respond?

Lippincott ^® NursingCenter ^®

Dealing with disaster

Source:

Nursing Management

Log In (required for purchase):

Authors

Abstract

FIND YOUR NEXT JOB WITH NURSING JOBSPLUS

CE Resources

Nursing Resources

About NursingCenter

Dealing with disaster

Source:

Nursing Management

Log In (required for purchase):

Buy this Article for $7.95

Buy this Article for $7.95

Authors

Abstract

Connect With NursingCenter

FIND YOUR NEXT JOB WITH NURSING JOBSPLUS

CE Resources

Nursing Resources

About NursingCenter

Connect with NursingCenter