Hawaii Disaster Preparedness Study Summary

This report presents key findings from a study conducted by Ward Research, Inc. in Honolulu, Hawaii, to measure levels of knowledge and awareness about disaster issues, plans, and preparedness among the general population. The study includes objectives, methodology, and detailed findings based on a telephone survey of Hawaii residents aged 18 years and older. Data collection took place from November 28 to December 17, 2011, with a total sample size of 1,027. The survey covered various counties in Hawaii and employed Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) technology for data collection and analysis.

• Hawaii
• Disaster Preparedness
• Ward Research
• Survey
• Awareness

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1. My XXXXs Life Can add photos if you like

2. This is my XXXX. Could include photos of when he/she is younger i.e., throughout her life.

3. XXXX loved Things linked strongly to memory of individual

4. XXXX was sick with XXXX. You may choose to label his/her illness- its better to be specific where you can as there are lots of different degrees of sickness that do not result in death.

5. XXXX was very sick. XXXX died. She/He is not asleep. She/He can t talk, eat, drink or breath. (it might be worthwhile having a photo representing each of these states with a no sign)

6. We had a funeral to say goodbye. Photo of funeral or service. Could include a sentence about your religious/spiritual beliefs here if you wish.

7. My family. Optional - a nice way to end with a sense of family would include photos of members of family who are present in the individuals life