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    • Disaster Preparedness
    • Public Health Emergencies

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    • Disaster education for nurses is essential for community resilience during emergencies.
    • Multiple educational strategies exist for delivering this critical content.

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    • To discuss various strategies for disaster nursing education.
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    • Development of online disaster response modules via a learning management system.
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    • All methods for teaching disaster nursing competencies are considered valuable.
    • Online modules offer a flexible and accessible training solution.

    Conclusions:

    • Online disaster management training enhances convenience and accessibility for nurses.
    • This approach can significantly increase the number of trained nurses in disaster preparedness.