Yousef Ahmed Al shaabi

Sana, a University – Faculty of Nursing -Yemen

Abstract Title: Advance Nursing Roles in Nuclear Disaster

Biography: FFNMRCSI 2024 RCSI , Doctorate in emergency and disaster management. Sanaa University. Assistant professor at the College of Nursing, Sana’a University. Coordinator of the Master’s in Emergency and Disaster Management at the Yemeni Council for Medical and Health Specializations. National expert in emergency and disaster management and hospital resilience with the World Health Organization in Yemen.

Research Interest: • Context: With the constant threat of nuclear disasters looming, understanding the role of nursing in such emergencies is crucial for effective response and mitigation efforts. Research aim: The study aims to highlight the advanced role of nursing in nuclear disasters, focusing on rescue, radiation treatment, and adherence to international protocols. Methodology: The research utilizes an analysis of the latest nuclear medical protocols to inform nursing practices during nuclear disasters. Findings: The study sheds light on the underdiscussed field of nursing in nuclear disasters and emphasizes the importance of preparedness in such rare but high-impact events. Theoretical importance: This research adds to the theoretical framework of emergency and disaster management by emphasizing the specialized role of nursing in nuclear disaster scenarios. Data collection and analysis procedures: Data was collected through the analysis of nuclear medical protocols, and findings were interpreted to emphasize the significance of nursing readiness in nuclear disasters. Questions addressed: The research addresses the role of nursing in nuclear disasters, the importance of adhering to international protocols, and the need for enhanced preparedness in this area. Conclusion: The study underscores the critical role of nursing in nuclear disasters and highlights the necessity of training and equipping nurses to effectively respond to such crises.