Recent world events have increased public awareness about the need to prepare for disasters. While it is important to realise that catastrophic disasters have occurred hroughout time, the number of natural disasters and the total number of people affected globally has been increasing, particularly in the past 50 years. It is also worth noting that developing countries, often in the topics, are unfortunately over represented. Today, underlying causes of disasters include natural phenomena, technological catastrophes, terrorist incidents and sociopolitical crises referred to as complex humanitarian emergencies
Governments and their bureaucracies are notoriously slow, methodical and lumbering. Natural and huma...
Establishing a national disaster medical system requires considering the goals and appropriate expen...
From a public health perspective, it is difficult to define exactly what a catastrophe is. Catastrop...
Recent world events have increased public awareness about the need to prepare for disasters. While i...
Disasters are an increasing global health concern. On average, one disaster per week requires extern...
involving 100 or more persons, 10 or more deaths, or an appeal for assistance.1 Qualifying events in...
Summary This article discusses the significance of disaster resulting from natural phenomena for pe...
Natural disasters can be classified into four main types: floods, earthquakes, cyclones and droughts...
Disasters can be described as feats of spontaneous occurrences, in that they can happen at any minut...
[Extract] Disasters have increased in frequency over the past century. A number of high profile disa...
Our remarks are organized around the three major words in the title, namely, preparedness, disaster...
The average number of reported disasters worldwide, based on International Federation of the Red Cro...
reviewed the planning in several countries for medical responses to disasters. In this thought-provo...
At the end of 2013, the devastating consequences of the Typhoon Haiyan that struck the Philippines o...
Numerous publications about disasters are implying that disaster vulnerability is growing. The main ...
Governments and their bureaucracies are notoriously slow, methodical and lumbering. Natural and huma...
Establishing a national disaster medical system requires considering the goals and appropriate expen...
From a public health perspective, it is difficult to define exactly what a catastrophe is. Catastrop...
Recent world events have increased public awareness about the need to prepare for disasters. While i...
Disasters are an increasing global health concern. On average, one disaster per week requires extern...
involving 100 or more persons, 10 or more deaths, or an appeal for assistance.1 Qualifying events in...
Summary This article discusses the significance of disaster resulting from natural phenomena for pe...
Natural disasters can be classified into four main types: floods, earthquakes, cyclones and droughts...
Disasters can be described as feats of spontaneous occurrences, in that they can happen at any minut...
[Extract] Disasters have increased in frequency over the past century. A number of high profile disa...
Our remarks are organized around the three major words in the title, namely, preparedness, disaster...
The average number of reported disasters worldwide, based on International Federation of the Red Cro...
reviewed the planning in several countries for medical responses to disasters. In this thought-provo...
At the end of 2013, the devastating consequences of the Typhoon Haiyan that struck the Philippines o...
Numerous publications about disasters are implying that disaster vulnerability is growing. The main ...
Governments and their bureaucracies are notoriously slow, methodical and lumbering. Natural and huma...
Establishing a national disaster medical system requires considering the goals and appropriate expen...
From a public health perspective, it is difficult to define exactly what a catastrophe is. Catastrop...