Developing Faith Community Emergency Response Teams Through Simulation

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ABSTRACT: The development of a volunteer emergency response team is an effective method to mitigate the negative impacts and improve outcomes of health emergencies in faith communities and is supported by faith community nursing scope and standards of professional practice. Conducting simulated emergency drills with a core team of volunteers within one parish supported the confidence and comfort levels of the multidisciplinary group of volunteers, led by a nurse. Simulation and debriefing increased team members' preparedness for physical and mental health emergencies.

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Sweeney, A., & Papp, L. (2024). Developing Faith Community Emergency Response Teams Through Simulation. Journal of Christian Nursing : A Quarterly Publication of Nurses Christian Fellowship, 41(1), 23–27. https://doi.org/10.1097/CNJ.0000000000001133

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