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This study was attempted to identify the difference between psychological support and necessity according to the perception of disaster by examining disaster awareness, disaster psychological support and necessity for nursing students, and to secure basic data for disaster nursing and disaster psychological support. The subjects of this study were 127 subjects who were conveniently sampled from nursing students at one university, and the collected data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and t-test. 56% of the subjects experienced disasters and earthquakes (59.2%) were the most experienced. Disaster awareness and psychological support awareness and necessity were 3.99±0.65 points, 2.59±1.05 points, and 4.02±0.88 points, respectively. As a result of this study, it was confirmed that the higher the awareness of disaster, the higher the need for disaster psychological support, and the higher the awareness of disaster psychological support, the higher the need for disaster psychological support. it is necessary to be.
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Introduction
Research Needs
Research Purpose
Research Method
Research Design
Research Subject
Research Tools
Data Collection and Ethical Considerations
Data Analysis
Results
Disaster Awareness According to the General Characteristics of Nursing Students, Awareness of Disaster Psychological Support, and Necessity
Disaster Types of Disaster Experienced Persons
Nursing Students' Awareness of Disasters, Awareness and Necessity of Disaster Psychological Support
Correlation between Nursing Students' Perception of Disaster, Awareness of Disaster Psychological Support, and Necessity
Correlation between Awareness and Necessity of Disaster Psychological Support According to the Presence or Absence of Disaster Nursing Education Experience of Nursing Students
Correlation between Awareness and Necessity of Disaster Psychological Support According tothe Presence or Absence of Disaster Experience of Nursing Students
Factors Affecting the Necessity of Disaster Psychological Support for Nursing Students
Reasons for the Need for Disaster Psychological Support
Argument
Conclusion
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