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Disaster and Emergency Management: Canadian Nurses' Perceptions of Preparedness on Hospital Front Lines

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Tracey O’Sullivan, Darcie Dow, Michelle C. Turner, Louise Lemyre, Wayne Corneil, Daniel Krewski, Karen P. Phillips, Carol Amaratunga

Prehospital and Disaster Medicine

Abstract

Canadian nurses have indicated that considerably more training and information are needed to enhance preparedness for frontline healthcare workers as important members of the response community.

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