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Disaster Nursing Support Committee
Participate in the Disaster Nursing Cooperation Conference of the Japanese Council of Nursing Academic Societies to gather information and discuss the details of activities during disasters in cooperation with other nursing academic societies.
Activities, findings and reports
Fiscal Year 2024
Fiscal Year 2023
- Special page on the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake (from the Science and Technology Partnership for Disaster Reduction)
- From the Kyushu-Okinawa Council for the Promotion of Advanced Practice Nursing Activities
FY2020
- A special page for support for nurses who are responsible for caring for patients infected with the new coronavirus by the Japanese Council of Nursing Academic Societies is now available.
Fiscal Year 2019
- Launch of a special page on Typhoon No. 19 (from the Academic Alliance for Disaster Reduction)
We are pleased to announce that a special page regarding Typhoon No. 19 has been set up.
Special page on Typhoon No. 19 (Japan Council of Nursing Science and Technology / Disaster Prevention Academic Collaboration)
If you have any comments or relevant information, please send them to the following address
E-mail: (Japanese only)website@janet-dr.com
- Launch of a special page on Typhoon No. 15 (from the Academic Alliance for Disaster Reduction)
We would like to extend our deepest sympathies to all our members who were affected by Typhoon No. 15. We pray for the earliest possible restoration of lifelines.
We are pleased to announce that the Academic Alliance for Disaster Prevention through the Japan Council of Nursing Science Societies, of which the Japan Academy of Nursing Science is a member, has created a special page regarding the recent Typhoon No. 15.
Special page on Typhoon No. 15 (Japan Council of Nursing Science and Technology / Disaster Prevention Academic Collaboration)
If you have any comments or relevant information, please send them to the following address
E-mail: (Japanese only)website@janet-dr.com
Below are comments from the person in charge.
This typhoon No. 15 caused a lot of damage to roofs and exterior walls of houses and power facilities mainly due to strong winds, resulting in prolonged power and water outages. In addition to damage to homes and infrastructure, the typhoon also had a major impact on the functioning of hospitals and other facilities. Subsequent heavy rains have also put a damper on the situation, and many buildings are still inoperable today. Problems with the means of information have also been pointed out, and the disaster has brought to the surface a variety of issues, both in terms of hardware and software, which are weaknesses of modern society. If you have any information, please contact us at the above address.
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