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Disaster preparedness among families of older adults taking oral medications

ABSTRACT This study aimed to examine factors influencing disaster preparedness among families caring for older adults who take oral medications. Fifty-eight family caregivers completed anonymous self-administered questionnaires. Binomial logistic regression analysis with the storage of the care recipient’s medications as the dependent variable revealed that caregivers’ disaster-related information-seeking behavior (e.g., considering appropriate methods to collect such information), and recognition of disaster risks in their communities strongly influenced their storage of emergency medication.