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Effective Family Communication and Job Loss: Crafting the Narrative for Family Crisis [PDF]
, 2012 Turner, Lynn H.
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Proceedings of the 36th Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing, 2021
Valuable and timely information about crisis situations such as natural disasters, can be rapidly obtained from user-generated content in social media. This has created an emergent research field that has focused mostly on the problem of filtering and classifying potentially relevant messages during emergency situations.
Hernan Sarmiento, Barbara Poblete
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Valuable and timely information about crisis situations such as natural disasters, can be rapidly obtained from user-generated content in social media. This has created an emergent research field that has focused mostly on the problem of filtering and classifying potentially relevant messages during emergency situations.
Hernan Sarmiento, Barbara Poblete
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Oncology Issues, 2008
Whether healthcare security is directly or indirectly involved in a crisis that will involve the media, it will pay to better familiarize yourself with the kind of planned responses discussed in this article to mitigate negative outcomes.
Daria, Niewenhous, Nancy, Sterling
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Whether healthcare security is directly or indirectly involved in a crisis that will involve the media, it will pay to better familiarize yourself with the kind of planned responses discussed in this article to mitigate negative outcomes.
Daria, Niewenhous, Nancy, Sterling
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2015
Social media platforms breathe life into crises {McLean, 2014), and the world of the elite athletes, who often enjoy a privileged existence beyond the reach of their fans, is no exception. Sport inherently is a breeding ground for crises, particularly of a reputational nature.
McLean, Hamish, Hopwood, Maria
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Social media platforms breathe life into crises {McLean, 2014), and the world of the elite athletes, who often enjoy a privileged existence beyond the reach of their fans, is no exception. Sport inherently is a breeding ground for crises, particularly of a reputational nature.
McLean, Hamish, Hopwood, Maria
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