The great thing about social media is that you get to connect with people from all over the world that share the same passion for #Nursing #Disasters #PublicHealth.
Is your department doing something unique as it pertains to disaster preparedness? Are you working on initiatives to support vulnerable populations during disasters? Has a disaster impacted your department and the lessons learned can be beneficial to share with others?
The Disaster Nursing section of the Journal of Emergency Nursing publishes information related to international disaster planning, preparedness, response, and recovery. Submitted manuscripts can include, but are not limited to, evidence-based and best practice strategies for nurses related to local, domestic, or international disaster management. Manuscripts that include best practices for preventing harm and improving outcomes for vulnerable populations across the lifespan are encouraged.
Disaster Nursing Section Editor: Send submission to LT Jamla Rizek at jamlarizek@gmail.com.
More importantly, I would LOVE to hear from our international communities. You don’t have to live or work in the United States. Don’t let that deter you. Even if you have never published before and don’t know where to start.
We will listen, provide feedback and support you with cultivating an outline so that you can add “published author” to your CV.
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