Strengthening Disaster Nursing Competencies Through Service-Learning and Multiagency Partnerships.

Noriel P Calaguas
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Abstract

Background: As disasters increase globally, there is a critical need to enhance disaster nursing competencies. This article presents integrating service-learning (SL) with multiagency collaboration in disaster nursing education.

Method: A structured educational framework was developed that incorporated SL and multiagency partnerships into the disaster nursing curriculum, focusing on partnership development, curriculum alignment, and project execution.

Results: Implementing this approach can enhance student competencies and award relevant microcredentials in disaster response. Partner communities reported improved preparedness, resilience, and strengthened partnerships, fostering sustainable, community-driven disaster readiness.

Conclusion: Integrating SL and multiagency collaboration in disaster nursing education effectively builds student competencies and community disaster readiness, providing a scalable model for enhancing educational outcomes and societal resilience in disaster-prone areas. [J Nurs Educ. 2025;64(4):259-263.].

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通过服务学习和多机构伙伴关系加强灾害护理能力。
背景:随着全球灾害的增加,迫切需要提高灾害护理能力。本文介绍了在灾害护理教育中整合服务学习(SL)与多机构合作。方法:开发了一个结构化的教育框架,将SL和多机构伙伴关系纳入灾难护理课程,重点关注伙伴关系发展,课程调整和项目执行。结果:实施这种方法可以提高学生的能力,并授予相关的微证书。伙伴社区报告说,备灾能力和复原力得到改善,伙伴关系得到加强,促进了社区驱动的可持续备灾。结论:将SL和多机构合作整合到灾害护理教育中,有效地培养了学生的能力和社区的备灾能力,为提高灾害易发地区的教育成果和社会复原力提供了可扩展的模式。[J].中国生物医学工程学报,2015;32(4):559 - 563。
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