Document Type

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

Emergency Preparedness Interprofessional Collaborative Practice Simulation: Students Preparedness Level to Respond to a Disaster and their Spirituality as an Important Factor in Disaster Preparedness

Authors

Rebecca Retzer, Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
Cynthia Gettys Ph.D., Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
Faith A. Laughlin, Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
Brooks Kirschmann, Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
E. J. Scott, Southern Adventist UniversityFollow
B. Bost, Southern Adventist University

Department

Nursing

Date of Activity

5-15-2017

Recommended Citation

C.F.M., Retzer, R., Laughlin, F.A., Kirschmann, B.H., Bost, B., & Scott, E.J., (May, 2017). Emergency Preparedness Interprofessional Collaborative Practice Simulation: Students Preparedness Level to Respond to a Disaster and their Spirituality as an Important Factor in Disaster Preparedness. Podium presentation at Transforming Adventist Nursing Education: Theory to Practice, SDA Nurse Educator, Conference in Collegedale, Tennessee, May 15, 2017