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Willingness Of Nurses To Respond After An Alaskan Earthquake: Systematic Literature Review, Jane Marie Luscumb
Willingness Of Nurses To Respond After An Alaskan Earthquake: Systematic Literature Review, Jane Marie Luscumb
Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies
Nurses may share a commonality of issues which can affect their willingness and ability to respond as post-disaster emergency care providers. Guided by expectancy, locus of control, and chaos theory, a systematic literature review was conducted to identify the barriers which affect nurses' willingness and ability to report to their unit after a disaster occurs. Briggs methodology guided this systematic review, and Fineout-Overholt's and Melnyk levels of evidence were used to evaluate the reliability of information and effectiveness of their interventions. Fifteen articles meeting the inclusion criteria (addressed nurses' willingness to report to their unit or to contact the incident …