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Disabled and Elderly Care During Disasters Training
Objectives
- To ensure the provision of effective care and support services before, during, and after disasters by fostering knowledge, skills, and awareness aimed at safeguarding the safety, care, and quality of life of people with disabilities and the elderly
Content:
- Definition and Types of Disasters and Their Impact on Individuals with Care Needs
- Preparedness and Evacuation Processes for Individuals with Care Needs, and Disaster and Emergency Warning Systems
- Disability and Aging
- The Needs of Older Adults and Individuals with Disabilities and Care in Daily Life
- Pre- and Post-Disaster Hygiene, Nutrition, and Health Monitoring
- Pressure Ulcers and Wound Care
- Rational Medication Use and Monitoring
- Basic First Aid Information
- Psychosocial Support, Communication, and Empathy Skills
- Accessibility and Physical Environment Adaptations During Disasters
- Daily Activity and Exercise Programs for People with Disabilities and Older Adults
- Self-Care and Support Mechanisms for Caregivers
- Post-Disaster Social Services and Referrals
- Ethical Principles of Care and Human Rights During Disasters
- Supportive Practices and Devices During Disasters
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