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Improving Nursing Home Disaster Readiness Through Implementation Science.

Sue Anne Bell¹, Jennifer B Inloes², John Donnelly³

¹University of Michigan School of Nursing, Department of Systems, Populations, and Leadership, Ann Arbor, MI, USA; Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA.

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Nursing homes need better disaster readiness. Implementation science can enhance staff engagement, tailor plans, and integrate facilities into broader health care readiness initiatives for vulnerable residents.

Keywords:

Implementation science disaster health care readiness nursing home

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Area of Science:

Disaster preparedness and response
Health services research
Implementation science in healthcare

Background:

Nursing homes and their residents are increasingly vulnerable to large-scale disasters.
Staff in nursing homes bear growing responsibility for healthcare readiness practices.
Existing evidence-based strategies for nursing home disaster readiness are limited.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe current evidence-based strategies for nursing home disaster readiness.
To illustrate how implementation science can improve nursing home healthcare readiness planning.
To highlight the potential of implementation science to enhance disaster preparedness in nursing homes.

Main Methods:

Literature review of evidence-based strategies for nursing home disaster readiness.
Conceptual framework illustrating the application of implementation science principles.
Analysis of implementation science's role in staff engagement, plan tailoring, and integration.

Main Results:

Implementation science frameworks can improve nursing home staff engagement in readiness.
Implementation science supports tailoring emergency plans to specific nursing home needs.
Implementation science can advance the integration of nursing homes into wider health care readiness initiatives.

Conclusions:

Implementation science offers valuable tools to strengthen nursing home disaster preparedness.
Further research is needed to generate and disseminate effective implementation strategies.
Enhanced readiness planning is crucial for protecting vulnerable nursing home residents during disasters.