Teme “...Emergency management Congresses....”

Sadržaj “...Cover; Half Title; Series Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables; Preface; Acknowledgments; Authors; Contributors; PART I: An Introduction to Risk, Crisis and Emergency Management; 1 Introduction to Risk, Crisis and Emergency Management in Enterprises and Organizations; PART II: Foundational Processes; 2 Key Challenges in Crisis Management; 3 Post-disaster Recovery: Pathways for Fostering Disaster Risk Reduction; 4 Crisis Communication: The Best Evidence from Research; 5 Collective Fit for Emergency Response Teams...”
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Sadržaj “...Emergency management standards of the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) -- Appendix H. ...”

Sadržaj “...Types of disasters and their consequences -- Role and responsibility of public health -- Structure and organization of health management in disaster response -- Disaster-related surveillance and emergency information systems -- Hazard assessment, vulnerability analysis, risk assessment, and rapid health assessment -- Disaster communications -- Essentials of disaster planning -- Environmental and occupational health issues -- Mental health strategies -- Vulnerable populations -- Public health response to emerging infections and biological incidents -- Public health considerations in recovery and reconstruction -- Evaluation methods for assessing public health and medical response to disasters -- Ethical considerations in public health emergencies....”

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Teme “...Emergency management United States....”

Sadržaj “...Organizational Learning ; Sensemaking ; Organizational Legitimacy ; Situational Crisis Communication Theory ; Discourse of Renewal ; Conclusion. -- Theories of Communication and Emergency Response. Assumptions of Communication and Emergency Response ; Chaos Theory and Emergent Self-Organization ; Theories of Communication and Crisis Coordination ; Communication and Community Resilience ; Four-Channel Model of Communication ; Conclusion. -- Theories of Communication and Mediated Crises ; News Framing Theory ; Focusing Events ; Uses and Gratifi cations Theory ; Crisis News Diffusion ; Diffusion of Innovations ; Conclusion. -- Theories of Infl uence and Crisis Communication. ...”

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Sadržaj “...The organization, the brand and the organization's stakeholders -- Acknowledging the relationship between an organization, its stakeholders and brand -- The nature of organization, brand and stakeholder dynamics : when problems set the stage for a crisis -- Stakeholders, the stakeholder network and the brand network : how the stakeholder network effects crisis management efforts -- Strategy and the emergent crisis -- Understanding the nature of a crisis : why it has the potential to effect an organization, its stakeholders and the brand -- The emerging crisis and the phenomenon of the stakeholder swarm : -- Stakeholder influence on network equilibrium, brand attractiveness and crisis management efforts -- Managing brand trauma -- Implementing the strategy -- Building a crisis management and recovery plan -- The emergence of a crisis in complex adaptive systems : the organization, its brand, stakeholders and the future -- Appendix a events and organization types : a mini case study of channeled effects....”
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Teme “...Emergency management Handbooks, manuals, etc....”
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Sadržaj “...-- Continuity and Change in European Crisis Management -- Britain: Balancing European and Transatlantic Commitments -- France: Exporting National Preferences -- Germany: From Bystander to Participant -- From Continuity to Change: An Emerging European Crisis Management Policy?...”
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