Advancing public health in the context of natural hazards: normalising preparedness within a framework of adapted Protection Motivation Theory

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31 Aug 2020

Key findings: Easily achievable fire-fitness strategies normalise preparedness to become a routine part of daily life, narrowing the awareness-action gap.

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Dr Rachel Westcott
Completed PhD student
rachel@engineroomsolutions.com.au

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