高等教育机构应对大流行病的决策驱动因素。

Q3 Medicine Journal of Emergency Management Pub Date : 2024-05-01 DOI:10.5055/jem.0823
Rebecca Morgenstern Brenner, Daneille L Eiseman, Elizabeth A Dunn
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本研究的目的是确定锚定机构的决策者如何利用高等教育的背景,确定应对不可能发生的灾难事件(如最近发生的 2019 年冠状病毒病(COVID-19)大流行)的行动方案。2020 年春季,在高等教育决策者适应 COVID-19 的时刻,对他们进行了一项调查。调查旨在确定政策和规划措施,以帮助高等教育机构吸取经验教训,在未来发生类似或意外事件时保持业务的连续性。有了这些知识,就可以更好地平衡造成社区脆弱性的资产和不利因素,为决策提供依据。分析和共同思考的结果将为未来政策的制定提供信息,并加强现有的突发事件防备和减灾规划流程。
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Decision-making drivers for pandemic response for Institutions of Higher Education.

The purpose of this research is to identify how decision-makers within anchor institutions, using the context of higher education, determine the course of action in response to an improbable disaster event, such as the recent coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. A survey was conducted among higher education decision-makers during spring 2020 at the moment they were adapting to COVID-19. The survey aimed to identify policies and planning measures that may help Institutions of Higher Education learn from this experience to maintain continuity of operations should similar or unanticipated events occur in the future. With this knowledge, both assets and detriments contributing to community vulnerability can be better balanced to inform decision-making. The outcomes of the analysis and shared reflections inform the development of future policy and strengthen existing processes for preparedness and mitigation planning for unexpected events.

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Journal of Emergency Management
Journal of Emergency Management Medicine-Emergency Medicine
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