Essays on Emergency Management

Overcrowding in the Emergency Department (ED) is a dire problem. It is widely regarded by health professionals and policy makers alike as the most serious and yet “most avoidable cause of harm” (Richardson & Mountain 2009) present in todayʼs hospital system. EDs may be considered…

According to Grading Standard for Public Emergencies (Trial) of the People’s Republic of China, the ranking of crisis is as follow. If more than 30 lives may be threatened, it will be considered as Especially Serious Situation. If 10-30 lives may be threatened, it will…

Quick! The patient in front of you is desperately gasping for breath — what do you do? Oxygen? Medication? CPR? In the field of emergency medicine, these are the split-second calls that need to be made. Professionals often learn to use heuristics, which are short-cut…

This essay will discuss how emergency management evolved from a centralized to a decentralized approach. It will also discuss the pros and cons of a decentralized approach. I will give my thoughts on the advantages of this approach. Disaster Management was first introduced during the…

This article was informative because it gave information on a state’s emergency acts that recently happened. The article was written by Nicole Chavez about an extreme gas line failure that occurred on Friday, which effecting three towns in Massachusetts near areas were north of Boston….

The wellbeing emergency in South Sudan has turned into an issue that the universal network needs to begin tolerating and making a move quickly. An extensive piece of the populace is a casualty of cholera, jungle fever and HIV plagues. Likewise, most don’t approach the…

The BP Deepwater skyline emergency is a bad dream situation that any organization would need to stay away from. What makes this emergency not only an organization issue is the way that it influenced the earth radically and furthermore the life of creatures, fish and…

Introduction The CCA defined an emergency “as a situation or series of events that threatens or causes severe damage to the environment, or security in the UK” (Cabinet Office 2005:p.1). The United Kingdom’s civil protection and disaster response management systems have undergone several reforms. However,…

This plan is a local level integrated emergency management manual. It is designed to describe the emergency-disaster response of the town of Huachuca City, Arizona. The plan goal is to provide a means to utilize all available resources to mitigate or prevent potential emergencies or…

Essay Two – Collaborative Emergency Management Collaborative emergency management is defined as the implementation of emergency management practices through joint activities between two or more establishments (Kapucu, Arslan, & Demiroz, 2010). Since the 1960s, there has been a greater emphasis on the development of partnerships…