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期刊名:Journal of emergency management

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ISSN:1543-5865

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Charismatic leadership has long been attributed to a select few individuals with exceptional personal qualities, often described as possessing a mysterious and extraordinary capability. The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge presents ...
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The main goal of emergency preparedness is the creation of processes and procedures focused on the preservation of human life. One of the leading contributors to loss of life during multi-casualty incidents (MCIs) is the lack of adequate pl...
Alexandra G Paulsen,Qi Zhu Alexandra G Paulsen
In recent years, Texas has experienced intensified damage and increasing costs from natural disasters due to climate change. This highlights the need to evaluate ongoing information technology (IT) initiatives that can guide better prepared...
Joshua L DeVincenzo Joshua L DeVincenzo
This paper addresses the pathways for future training and education for emergency managers in the United States (US) to engage with climate literacy, drawing from the study Enhancing Capacity in Adult Climate Literacy: Investigating Sustain...
Kenneth Lachlan,James DiCairano,Christine Gilbert Kenneth Lachlan
Access to timely, reliable, and motivating information during crises and natural disasters is of utmost importance for those at risk. Yet, little is known about specific channel preferences in the times leading up to natural disasters. Buil...
Shevach Berkovits,Hunter LaCroix Shevach Berkovits
Masks occupy a unique and dual role in society, functioning as both critical tools for public health protection and enablers of anonymity, which can be exploited for deviant or criminal purposes. Historically, masks have evolved from their ...
Jennifer L Whytlaw Jennifer L Whytlaw
With an increase and intensification of tropical storm events in the future, it becomes paramount for individual communities and homeowners to understand their potential risks of impacts from these events. This study describes an empirical ...
Gregory Jasani,Jamil D Bayram,Edbert Hsu Gregory Jasani
Introduction: Periods of civil unrest pose significant operational and security challenges to those seeking to provide emergency care to patients. For emergency departments (EDs) and their staff, effectively operating in ...
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Computer simulation modeling provides significant value in enhancing emergency preparedness policies for schools, businesses, and outdoor events. This is especially true for complex and unpredictable events like active shooter scenarios, wh...