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Disaster preparedness perceptions and associated factors among final-year medical students in Hatay and Ordu, Türkiye
Introduction: Following the February 2023 Türkiye earthquakes, disaster preparedness among healthcare professionals and medical students has become an important public health concern, particularly in disaster-prone settings where newly graduated physicians may be rapidly deployed to frontline health
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