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Disaster-related information support systems for families of older adults with special healthcare needs: A scoping review
Based on the theory of structural vulnerability, this study systematically examines the characteristics and underlying mechanisms shaping information needs among families of older adults with special healthcare needs in disaster contexts, providing a theoretical foundation for developing a family-s
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