About the International Resource Center for Pandemic and Disaster Nursing

The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security International Resource Center for Pandemic and Disaster Nursing identifies and disseminates evidence-based resources and training materials to help prepare nurses across the globe for future large-scale health emergencies. Specifically, the International Resource Center aims to:

• Provide a centralized database of up-to-date, evidence-based training and education materials relevant to pandemic and disaster nursing.
• Foster cultural relationships and increase knowledge sharing on lessons learned and innovative practices.
• Provide opportunities for collaboration, such as research proposals and scholarly manuscripts.
• Mentor junior nurses with interest in disaster and pandemic nursing.

The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security International Resource Center for Pandemic and Disaster Nursing is supported by the Aronson Family Foundation. Content is provided through collaborations with nurse experts worldwide. If you are interested in learning more about how you can support the center, please contact us.