Assessment Of Emergency Cases For Displaced And Impact On Their Quality Of Lives

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Maryam Mousa Ghashim Habibi
Wael Khodran Alzhrani
Saleh askar Musif Al Thagafi
Hamad Abdullah Sanidah Alburaq
Munif Obaid Mutlaq Al-Otaibi
Manal Matar Abdullah Almutaery

Abstract

The assessment of emergency cases for displaced individuals is a critical aspect of humanitarian aid efforts, as these populations are often vulnerable and in need of urgent medical attention. This essay explores the impact of emergency cases on displaced individuals' quality of life, focusing on the assessment process, methods, results, and implications for healthcare providers and policymakers. By examining the challenges faced by displaced populations and the role of emergency assessments in addressing their healthcare needs, this study aims to contribute to a better understanding of the complex issues surrounding emergency healthcare in displaced communities.

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Maryam Mousa Ghashim Habibi

Nursing technician, Gynecology and Children's Hospital, Al-Kharj

Wael Khodran Alzhrani

Nursing technician, Al-Dalam Health Center

Saleh askar Musif Al Thagafi

Healthy Assistant, MOH

Hamad Abdullah Sanidah Alburaq

Specialist Nursing, Shaqra General Hospital

Munif Obaid Mutlaq Al-Otaibi

Specialist Nursing, Shaqra General Hospital

Manal Matar Abdullah Almutaery

Nursing assistant, Irqa Health Center