<Mission>
To systematize the resource materials and practice of disaster nursing and
contribute to the improvement of people's lives and health by advancing
this specialized branch of nursing.
Objectives
1. To establish a systematic knowledge base for disaster nursing
2. To develop structures and methods for disaster nursing activities
3. To establish systematic educational programs for the science of disaster
nursing
4. To develop international research networks for disaster nursing
5. To accept other challenges concerning disaster nursing
<Activities>
1. Hold annual meetings to exchange study results.
2. Publish a journal and other written material.
3. Develop domestic and international disaster networks.
4. Implement other disaster nursing-related projects.
<Membership>
[Qualification]
Those who are interested in disaster nursing may join the society regardless
of their occupation.
[Membership types]
There are three types of membership: individual members, membership for
organizations and supporting members.
<Individual members>
Individuals who are interested in disaster nursing.
Individual members may write articles for the journal and present study
results and activity reports at the annual meeting.
They also receive the journal and other publications.
Annual fee: 10,000 yen
<Membership for organizations>
Educational institutions (including universities, junior colleges and
vocational schools. Membership may be obtained for the entire institution,
a faculty, a course, or a class), hospitals and other organizations that
are interested in disaster nursing. To qualify, organizations must have
more than one enrolled member.
To join the society, each organization must appoint one representative.
These representatives participate in the society's projects and may exercise
their voting rights at the general meeting.
The organization will receive the journal and other publications.
Annual fee: 20,000 yen
<Supporting members>
Organizations that support the society's objectives and assist in the
society's projects.
Supporting members may participate in the general meeting as observers.
They also will receive the journal and other publications.
Annual fee: 10,000 yen per unit (Supporting members may pay as many units
as they wish.)
<Awaji Yumebutai Declaration>
In the summer of 2002, we hosted the first Asian Summit Conference on Disaster
Nursing for researchers, educators and practitioners involved in disaster
nursing in Asian countries and issued a joint declaration on the topic of
disaster nursing education. @
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