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Deborah S Adelman1, Catherine Fant, Laura Wood
1Deborah S. Adelman is a professor of graduate nursing and program lead at Purdue University Global, Chicago, Ill. Catherine Fant is an adjunct professor at Walden University, Minneapolis, Minn. Laura Wood is a professor of graduate nursing at Purdue University Global, Chicago, Ill. Concetta Zak is the associate dean for postlicense programs at Purdue University Global, School of Nursing, Chicago, Ill.
This review clarifies the distinction between disasters and emergencies, providing historical context and definitions for effective disaster response by Nurse Practitioners (NPs). It outlines appropriate response levels and phases for NPs during disasters.
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