Disaster Nursing Development of a Center of Excellence for Disaster Nursing in a Ubiquitous Society Information Base for Disaster Nursing Knowledge and Skills to Protect Lives
- So as not to forget that fateful day -
University of Hyogo, Graduate School of Nursing
The 21st Century Center of Excellence Program
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Research Section for the Development of Nursing Care Strategies : Elderly C.D.P.
Activity Reports(Elderly Care Development Project Group)
 
2006/12/03

The group presented a poster titled, "Developing of an Information Managing System for People Requiring Support in Times of Disaster" at the 26th Japan Academy of Nursing Science (JANS) Academic Conference.


The group, in collaboration with the Information Base Development Project Group, has been looking into ways to mitigate the risks to those requiring assistance during a disaster. Part of their findings was presented at the recent conference.
2006/11/3
At the 11th Japan Academy of Gerontological Nursing Academic Conference, for the second year in a row, Disaster nursing exchange meeting was held to exchange ideas on the topic of “Providing Evacuation and Post-evacuation Support to Avoid Loss of Life Amongst the Elderly During a Disaster.”

After four speakers gave talks on the nursing of elderly people who are unable to evacuate on their own during a disaster, the audience took part in a discussion. The COE (Center of Excellence) Elderly Care Development Project Group presented reports titled “Systems for Managing Information on Those in Need of Assistance During a Disaster ” and Information Base Development Project Group presented “Pre-disaster Preparation Check System” respectively. The audience also heard a report by Bakkenokai ("The Butterbur Sprouts Association" [ALT: "The Fuki Buds Association"]), a disaster nursing volunteer group led by retired nurses from Ofunato, Iwate Prefecture, and shown

samples of hand-made triage goodsthat have been used in local evacuation drills.

The approximately 20 audience members participated in a spirited question and answer session. Some lively exchanges took place, with a number of participants calling for the implementation of the Pre-disaster Preparation Check System presented by Associate Professor Kanzaki, a member of the Information Base Development Project Group. Some participants even expressed eagerness to host the next gathering. Another exchange will be held again next year for the third year in a row.
Developing of an Information Managing System for People Requiring Support in Times of Disaster

Developing of an Information Managing System for People Requiring Support in Times of Disaster

Developing of an Information Managing System for People Requiring Support in Times of Disaster
2006/10/15

The group visited Toyooka, Hyogo Prefecture and surveyed the afflicted area almost 2 years after the flood.

2006/9/14,15

The group visited Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture, to survey the situation two years after the city was flooded during a torrential downpour that hit Niigata and Fukushima (July 13, 2004).  They also surveyed the situation in Ojiya and Nagaoka (Nigata Prefecture) both of which suffered extensive damage in the Niigata-Chuetsu Earthquake.
We pray for the earliest recovery of the disaster areas.

2006/03/31

“Disaster Preparation and Response for Elderly People” is now available as a booklet.

The booklet is based on what we've learned from past disasters. It explains in easy to understand terms what elderly people and their family members need to do to prepare for disasters and how to deal with potential problems at emergency shelters. Please click here to view the contents.

Developing of an Information Managing System for People Requiring Support in Times of Disaster
2005/11/3

At the 10th Japan Academy of Gerontological Nursing Academic Conference, Disaster nursing exchange meeting was held on the topic of “Avoiding Loss of Life Amongst the Elderly During a Disaster.”

Following reports made by nurses who cared for the elderly in disaster areas and by NPO representatives who provided volunteer help, a discussion took place between the audience and the presenters. The COE Elderly Project Group presented its study on the mid to long-term needs of elderly people after a major earthquake to an audience of about 40 people.

Developing of an Information Managing System for People Requiring Support in Times of Disaster

Developing of an Information Managing System for People Requiring Support in Times of Disaster
2006/09/15

The group visited areas affected by the Niigata-Chuetsu Earthquake 11 months after the disaster. They heard from elderly victims of the earthquake and from home-care support center nurses on current
temporary housing conditions and home-visit nursing care.

2005/08/30

The group presented a poster titled, “Study on Finding Out and Supporting the Long-Term Care Needs of Elderly People Living in Post-Disaster Temporary Housing” at the 7th Annual Conference of Japan Society of Disaster Nursing.

2005/08/01

Two booklets were prepared for nursing professionals: “Nursing Care Provider Guidance for Elderly in Shelters Following Disasters” and “Nursing Care Provider Guidance for Elderly in Temporary Housing Following Disasters.

These booklets have been compiled based on past research conducted on the problems faced by elderly patients during a disaster and how to cope with them.
Please click here to view the contents.


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