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The role of community resilience as a protective factor in coping with mental disorders in a sample of psychiatric migrants. [PDF]
Front PsychiatryOlcese M +4 more
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COVID-19 and local community resilience in the Westfjords of Iceland. [PDF]
Int J Circumpolar HealthJohannsdottir L, Cook D.
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Communicating for business resilience
Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning, 2021Defining resilience has remained a challenge despite decades of research across multiple disciplines. This paper proposes that resilience can be better understood when examined through the framework of communication. Resilience is proposed to have three interconnected domains (community, organisation and individual) and two dimensions (physical and ...
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POPULATION AND COMMUNITY RESILIENCE IN MULTITROPHIC COMMUNITIES
Ecology, 2006Diversity-stability relationships have long been a topic of controversy in ecology, but one whose importance has been re-highlighted by increasing large-scale threats to global biodiversity. The ability of a community to recover from a perturbation (or resilience) is a common measure of stability that has received a large amount of theoretical ...
Christopher F, Steiner +3 more
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2022
Community resilience describes the dynamic, ongoing process of coping and recovery in the face of collective stressors and trauma. Social and monetary capital, technological expertise, and strong physical and organizational infrastructure all undergird strong systematic responses to massive hardships.
Cindy Sousa, Tamarah Moss
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Community resilience describes the dynamic, ongoing process of coping and recovery in the face of collective stressors and trauma. Social and monetary capital, technological expertise, and strong physical and organizational infrastructure all undergird strong systematic responses to massive hardships.
Cindy Sousa, Tamarah Moss
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2007
AbstractThis chapter examines the community resilience in the context of palliative care. It explains that the relationship between palliative care and the communities they serve is crucial to the successful support of both. This is because effective and supportive care during and after dying, death, and loss depend heavily not only on effective and ...
Allan Kellehear, Barbara Young
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AbstractThis chapter examines the community resilience in the context of palliative care. It explains that the relationship between palliative care and the communities they serve is crucial to the successful support of both. This is because effective and supportive care during and after dying, death, and loss depend heavily not only on effective and ...
Allan Kellehear, Barbara Young
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2017
The Resilience of Communities. Resilience is a hot topic in disaster research; and in this chapter, we investigate factors that can serve to diminish resilience and potentially facilitate crime. We begin by examining types of disaster and find that natech and technological disasters may diminish resilience. We then examine community characteristics and
Kelly Frailing, Dee Wood Harper
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The Resilience of Communities. Resilience is a hot topic in disaster research; and in this chapter, we investigate factors that can serve to diminish resilience and potentially facilitate crime. We begin by examining types of disaster and find that natech and technological disasters may diminish resilience. We then examine community characteristics and
Kelly Frailing, Dee Wood Harper
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Island communities and disaster resilience: Applying the EnRiCH community resilience framework
Public Health Nursing, 2021AbstractObjectiveTo explore the beliefs, attitudes, and perspectives of community resilience in St. Kitts and Nevis.DesignQualitative Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis using the EnRiCH Community Resilience Framework for High‐Risk Populations (EnRiCH Framework) to identify factors that enhance or create barriers to community resilience to disasters
Audrey Snyder +6 more
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2016
As a result of societal changes like citizen empowerment and increasing attention for strengthening community resilience, relationships between citizens and professional responders in crisis management are changing. Citizens actively deal with crises themselves, implying adjustments to professional procedures.
Duijnhoven, Hanneke +4 more
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As a result of societal changes like citizen empowerment and increasing attention for strengthening community resilience, relationships between citizens and professional responders in crisis management are changing. Citizens actively deal with crises themselves, implying adjustments to professional procedures.
Duijnhoven, Hanneke +4 more
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