ISSN: 2572-0899

Global Journal of Nursing & Forensic Studies
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Climate Change: Forensic Nurses, Health, Justice

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Citation:     DOI: 10.4172/2572-0899.1000360

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Abstract

Climate change presents significant health impacts, placing forensic nurses at the forefront of disaster response. Their crucial role involves preparing for evidence collection in trauma-affected and environmentally altered scenarios, while upholding ethical standards. This requires integrating forensic principles into disaster preparedness education, understanding climate-induced health consequences, and acknowledging the psychological toll on victims. Expertise in humanitarian forensic action, disaster mortuary operations, and robust health system readiness are vital for effective evidence preservation and human identification in climaterelated mass casualty events. Forensic nursing is integral to addressing justice and public health outcomes in a changing world.

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