Contributors
Thesis advisor: Rodgers, Jill
relators:cme: Stubber, Patricia J.
relators:cme: Larson, Meg
Degree supervisor: Kelly, Deborah
Degree granting institution: Edinboro
Place Published
California, Pa.
Date Issued
2022
Date Created
2022
Abstract

The virus responsible for Covid-19, acknowledged as a public health threat, has been causing global disease since it was first discovered in December 2019 in China. The CDC (2021) issued a call for action through its Science Agenda for Covid-19 to identify evidence-based interventions for interrupting disease progression in vulnerable populations such as those in emergency shelter settings.

This project focused on Covid-19 and its impact on the homeless population in northwestern Pennsylvania. The theoretical framework was the John Hopkins Evidence-Based Practice Model (JHEBP). A survey collected self-reported data on the practice and barriers to using personal non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs). Participants were adults ages 18 and over in one of two emergency shelters on the data collection date.

Note

This material is embargoed. Please contact the library for access to this material.

Language
Type
Extent
pdf. 77 pages; 6MB
Identifier
NURS
Institution
Rights
Acri, Colleen. (2022). The use of nonpharmaceutical interventions in the prevention of Covid-19 in people experiencing homelessness in emergency shelters. Pennsylvania Western University.