Montana Public Health : Prevention Opportunities Under the Big Sky 2007 Sep
Montana Public Health : Prevention Opportunities Under the Big Sky 2007 Sep
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Only about 28 percent of respondents thought their household was well-prepared to "safely ride out or withstand a large-scale disaster or emergency." While a little over half (56 percent) considered themselves somewhat prepared, about one in five (17%) reported they were not prepared at all.
Fifty-four percent reported their household had a three- day supply of water (1 gallon per person) for everyone who lives there; 78 percent said that their household had a three-day supply of prescription m...edicine for each person who takes prescribed medicines; and 91 percent said that if public authorities announced a mandatory evacuation from their community due to a large-scale disaster or emergency, they would evacuate. Of those who said they would not evacuate, the reasons for not doing so included: concern for leaving property or pets, 22%; lack of trust in public officials, 16%; and concern for safety, 14%.
How health-care practitioners can help make preparedness a household word.
• Encourage patients who take essential medicines to plan ahead in ordering refills or purchasing so that they always have at least a 3-day supply on hand.
What to read after Montana Public Health : Prevention Opportunities Under the Big Sky 2007 Sep?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only about 28 percent of respondents thought their household was well-prepared to "safely ride out or withstand a large-scale disaster or emergency." While a little over half (56 percent) considered themselves somewhat prepared, about one in five (17%) reported they were not prepared at all.
Fifty-four percent reported their household had a three- day supply of water (1 gallon per person) for everyone who lives there; 78 percent said that their household had a three-day supply of prescription m...edicine for each person who takes prescribed medicines; and 91 percent said that if public authorities announced a mandatory evacuation from their community due to a large-scale disaster or emergency, they would evacuate. Of those who said they would not evacuate, the reasons for not doing so included: concern for leaving property or pets, 22%; lack of trust in public officials, 16%; and concern for safety, 14%.
How health-care practitioners can help make preparedness a household word.
• Encourage patients who take essential medicines to plan ahead in ordering refills or purchasing so that they always have at least a 3-day supply on hand.
What to read after Montana Public Health : Prevention Opportunities Under the Big Sky 2007 Sep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Public Health And Human Services to read onlineMoreLess
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