Jeanette Ricci, Deborah Johnson-Shelton, Erika Westling
Preliminary Program Evaluation of Pocket PE 3-5™, A User-Friendly Digital Application for Teacher Skills Training and Physical Education Activities for Third- to Fifth-Grade Elementary Students
Journal of physical activity & health
disasters pose various challenges hospitals functioning calamities resilient health system need hour work safe hospital even disasters important sensitize orient train doctors medical professionals towards disaster preparedness study conducted study knowledge attitudes practices disaster preparedness among resident doctors crosssectional study conducted amongst 363 resident doctors tertiary care teaching hospital delhi india pretested selfadministered semistructured questionnaire used gather information analysis done using spss version 210 employing descriptive statistics mean age participants 281 28 years ninetyfour 259 percent study participants found goodexcellent knowledge disaster preparedness 165 percent 60 good awareness hospitals disaster preparedness 306 843 percent study participants favorable attitude towards disaster preparedness age educational qualification found significantly associated knowledge disaster preparedness 116 percent 42 resident doctors attended mock drill disaster preparedness past 1 year less onefifth 68 187 percent received training disaster preparedness majority study participants favorable attitude spite inadequate knowledge awareness disaster preparedness need address mismatch knowledge attitude regular sensitization retrainings along frequent practical drills simulation exercise