To AI or not to AI: A cross-sectional analysis of artificial intelligence policy among emergency management journals [0.03%]
采用还是不采用：紧急情况管理期刊中人工智能政策的横断面分析
Amidu Kalokoh,Issa B Thullah,Hans Louis-Charles
Amidu Kalokoh
Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform our society, with direct impacts on the field of emergency management. As AI becomes increasingly integrated into educational institutions, scholars have expressed concerns regarding the e...
Communication competency of paramedic personnel in disasters: A systematic review on challenges and solutions [0.03%]
灾害中急救人员沟通能力的系统性综述：挑战与对策分析
Mohammad Mahdi Doustmohammadi,Somayeh Shokri,Mahdieh Abdolahi et al.
Mohammad Mahdi Doustmohammadi et al.
Introduction: Organizing communication among paramedics during natural and human-caused disasters is vital for reducing the impact and ensuring efficient relief efforts. This study examined the communication competency of...
The academic-practitioner research dance: Synergistic research collaborations in emergency management [0.03%]
紧急状态下学术与实践研究的协同合作研究模型
Brian E Menaker,Lorenzo D Sanchez,Thomas W Haase et al.
Brian E Menaker et al.
The management of emergencies and disasters depends, in part, upon the synergy between academic researchers and practitioners. This paper considers the historical roots of the divide between these groups and situates the research-practition...
Bridging the gap: Lingering challenges and current strategies for academic-practitioner collaboration in emergency management [0.03%]
携手并进：紧急状态下学术与实践合作的现存挑战及策略应对分析
Joshua L Kelly,Adam X Andresen
Joshua L Kelly
The practitioner-academic gap in the emergency management and disaster research space has been much discussed. Enrico Quarantelli, a pillar in the field of disaster research, in his paper Converting Disaster Scholarship into Effective Disas...
Matthew R Gilbert
Matthew R Gilbert
The need for more qualified liaison officers serving in a variety of emergency response roles from various critical emergency management (EM), law enforcement, and first response organizations is at an all-time high due to the variety of si...
Preparing emergency managers to lead collaboratively in a post-COVID-19 context marked by increased compound disasters [0.03%]
后新冠疫情时代复杂灾害下的应急管理者协同领导力培养研究
Norah Alshayhan,Juita-Elena Wie Yusuf
Norah Alshayhan
This study identifies the leadership competencies required for collaborative emergency management, particularly in the context of increasingly frequent compound disasters. The research focuses on how emergency management professionals led c...
The intersection of public safety and human security: Integrating a design studio learning approach [0.03%]
公共安全与人类安全保障的结合：整合设计工作室学习方法
Thomas Matyók
Thomas Matyók
Employing principles of Interior Design Theory and Practice, this paper investigates the relationship between public safety and human security, underscoring the essential role of design thinking as a fundamental intellectual framework for b...
Incident-based capability targets for public information officers-An exploratory study: Initial steps for developing a national standard [0.03%]
基于事件的能力目标：对开发国家标准的探索性研究初步步骤
Zachary M Hall
Zachary M Hall
Public information officers (PIOs) are responsible for collecting, analyzing, verifying, and communicating risk, crisis, and recovery information to a wide variety of people across the "whole community." Along with the challenges inherent i...
Collaboratively wrestling with ethical dilemmas: A study of instructional design and tabletop exercises [0.03%]
伦理困境协作演练研究：基于教学设计与桌面推演的方法学探索
Claire Connolly Knox,Jennifer Classen,Mohammad Newaz Sharif et al.
Claire Connolly Knox et al.
Preparing students for the increasingly complex emergency management profession necessitates fostering interpersonal and higher-order thinking skills, alongside adaptability to navigate ethical situations. Embedding experiential learning op...
Vulnerability management: Proposing a quintessential subdiscipline for emergency management [0.03%]
脆弱性管理：提出应急管理的一个核心分支学科
Heriberto Urby
Heriberto Urby
The essential recommendation of this paper is that vulnerability management should become the primary, quintessential subdiscipline within the study and application of emergency management. This paper, steeped in the premise that emergency ...