Abstract
This qualitative SR included five moderate-quality studies designed to explore the experiences of disaster relief nurses following natural hazards and disasters. Nurses worked with and managed several teams, including those involved in rescue, resource management, organization, and record management, in a flexible manner, thus involving them in the management of all events within and involving evacuee shelters. These nurses are responsible for providing medical and nursing care and protecting evacuees from danger, while respecting the pace of each individual in the disaster-stricken community. Notably, the nurses leveraged their personal and disaster nursing experiences to learn and develop nursing care strategies and techniques unique to shelters.