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Ranse J. (2013). Disaster health: an Australian perspective. Department of Nursing, Naresuan University, Thailand, 3rd June.
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Disaster health: an Australian perspective
- 1. DISASTER HEALTH: AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE Jamie Ranse Assistant Professor University of Canberra jamieranse.com twitter.com/jamieranse youtube.com/jamieranse linkedin.com/in/jamieranse
- 2. Australia
- 3. What is a disaster? Are you willing to participate? Are you able to participate? What education have you received? Are you well resourced? What would your role be? What other things should you think about? What is the reality of working in a disaster? Overview
- 4. Disasters
- 5. • Cyclone Tracy, 1974 • Granville train crash and bridge collapse, 1977 • Ash Wednesday, 1983 • Newcastle earthquake, 1989 • Canberra bushfires, 2003 • Black Saturday and Victorian bushfires, 2009 • Pandemic (H1N1), 2009 • Queensland and Victorian extreme weather events, 2011 Disasters
- 6. • SARS outbreak, 2003 • Indian Ocean tsunami, 2004 • Bali bombings, 2005 • Java earthquake, 2006 • Yogyakarta air crash, 2007 • SIEV explosion Ashmore Reef, 2009 • Pacific tsunami, 2009 • Pakistan floods, 2010 • SIEV sinking Christmas Island, 2010 • Christchurch Earthquake, 2011 Disasters
- 7. Willingness
- 8. Ability
- 9. • Undergraduate • Post-graduate • In-service • Others Education
- 10. Elements of disaster content in courses: Community and public health response Pre-hospital response Hospital response Disaster triage Sustainability Disaster exercises Incident systems Nursing role in disaster Communications Techniques Management of the dead and dying Disaster plans Role of other organisations in disaster response Mental health in relation to disasters Populations with specific needs Types of disasters Examples of disasters Health effects of disasters Education
- 11. Education
- 12. • Delayed versus non-delayed disasters • Disasters in slow motion Resources
- 13. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Day PresentationFrequency Total Influenza Presentations Mean Influenza Presentations Mean Total Presentations Mean Total Presentations - Excluding Influenza Surge capacity
- 14. • Clinical care • Psychosocial • Coordinator of care • Problem solver • Leadership Role
- 15. Role
- 16. what other things should you think about?what other things should you think about? Triage • Greatest good for the greatest number • Life over limb
- 17. what other things should you think about?what other things should you think about? Triage
- 18. what other things should you think about?what other things should you think about? • Disaster in slow motion • Disaster tourists • Government / registered NGO • Your employer • Response versus recovery • Social media Other
- 19. Thank you
- 20. DISASTER HEALTH: AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE Jamie Ranse Assistant Professor University of Canberra jamieranse.com twitter.com/jamieranse youtube.com/jamieranse linkedin.com/in/jamieranse