Document Type

Presentation - Oral - to academic peers, less than or equal to 1 hour

Emergency preparedness interprofessional collaborative practice simulation: Education, nursing, religion, and social work students level of preparedness and feelings of contribution to their community.

Authors

Laura Racovita-Szilagyi, Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
Ronda Christman, Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
Brooks Kurschmann, Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
Sonia Wrate, Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
Beckie Retzer, Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
E J. Scott, Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
Maureen Baksh-Griffin, Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
Cynthia Gettys Ph.D., Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
Faith A. Laughlin, Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
S Novak, Southern Adventist University

Department

Social Work

Date of Activity

4-21-2017

Recommended Citation

Racovita-Szilagyi, L., Christman, R.M., Kirschmann, B.H., Wrate, S.K., Retzer, R.L., Scott, E.J., Baksh-Griffin, M.A., Gettys, C.M., Laughlin, F.A., Novak, S., (April, 2017). Emergency preparedness interprofessional collaborative practice simulation: Education, nursing, religion, and social work students level of preparedness and feelings of contribution to their community. Poster presentation at The 3rd Annual Southeastern Interprofessional Education Conference, Pigeon Forge, TN. on April 21, 2017.