Document Type

Presentation - Poster - Display Only

Students perceptions on their preparedness to respond to an inter-professional collaborative practice mass casualty simulation and feel better prepared to lead out after a disaster.

Authors

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

Department

Social Work

Date of Activity

10-28-2016

Recommended Citation

Christman, R. M., Scott, E.J., Racovita-Szilagyi, L., Laughlin, F.A., Wrate, S.K., Baksh-Griffin, M., Retzer, R.A., Gettys, C.F.M., Kirschmann, B.H. (2016, Oct). Students perceptions on their preparedness to respond to an inter-professional collaborative practice mass casualty simulation and feel better prepared to lead out after a disaster. Podium presentation at Cultivating Curriculum: Social Determinants of Health in the Classroom and Beyond conference in Chattanooga, TN.