[Extract] Leadership in extreme contexts, such as disaster response or emergency medicine, remains one of the least researched aspects in leadership and substantial effort is needed to progress knowledge in this critically important field (Hannah, S.T., et al., 2009a). In 2007/8, within emergency management circles and conferences in Australia, there persisted the notion that standard leadership principles and theories did not adequately explain the type of leadership demonstrated and required in organisations primarily concerned with emergency response
Summarization: The frequency and intensity of natural disasters and the deriving economic losses thr...
Crises strike when least expected. Most organisations have collapsed as a result of crises situation...
Abstract published with permission. Leadership is an essential feature of the life of a paramedic. D...
Background: In this 21st century of diverse regional, national and international threats and emergen...
Historically, leadership research has focused on the qualities of people in formal leadership positi...
In this 21st century of unprecedented global, national and regional threats and innovative technolog...
Research indicates that aside from the disaster itself, the next major source of adverse outcomes du...
This article seeks to clarify what competencies are needed in the response phase of true crises, and...
Leaders should be competent in managing disaster situations to minimize the damage of the events. Ho...
Emergency health systems, consisting of community first responders, ambulance services and emergency...
Objective: This systematic review examines the medical, psychological and educational literature for...
An increase in the number and type of disasters has seen a steady rise in human and financial losses...
Physicians in general, including emergency physicians (EPs), are trained in the diagnostic, therapeu...
Objective: An investigation to determine any consensus in opinions and views in the literature about...
CHDS State/LocalSince the events of 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, emergency management has put great e...
Summarization: The frequency and intensity of natural disasters and the deriving economic losses thr...
Crises strike when least expected. Most organisations have collapsed as a result of crises situation...
Abstract published with permission. Leadership is an essential feature of the life of a paramedic. D...
Background: In this 21st century of diverse regional, national and international threats and emergen...
Historically, leadership research has focused on the qualities of people in formal leadership positi...
In this 21st century of unprecedented global, national and regional threats and innovative technolog...
Research indicates that aside from the disaster itself, the next major source of adverse outcomes du...
This article seeks to clarify what competencies are needed in the response phase of true crises, and...
Leaders should be competent in managing disaster situations to minimize the damage of the events. Ho...
Emergency health systems, consisting of community first responders, ambulance services and emergency...
Objective: This systematic review examines the medical, psychological and educational literature for...
An increase in the number and type of disasters has seen a steady rise in human and financial losses...
Physicians in general, including emergency physicians (EPs), are trained in the diagnostic, therapeu...
Objective: An investigation to determine any consensus in opinions and views in the literature about...
CHDS State/LocalSince the events of 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, emergency management has put great e...
Summarization: The frequency and intensity of natural disasters and the deriving economic losses thr...
Crises strike when least expected. Most organisations have collapsed as a result of crises situation...
Abstract published with permission. Leadership is an essential feature of the life of a paramedic. D...