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    Emergency Management

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    The disaster showed the inexistence of emergency programs in most of the affected countries, and thus, these countries were dependent on the international relief efforts provided by foreign countries. The lessons learned from the disaster on emergency management phases, the actions for accomplishing a better preparedness to a future disaster of such magnitude, the international emergency management organizations…

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    Emergency Drill

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    responding to the emergency drill. It also will allow responding departments to take shorter routes to get to the school in the shortest amount of time possible. Time is of the essence when responding to school shooting incidents. The sooner the response teams arrives the quicker that they can play the role of neutralizing the shooter. As mentioned earlier, the type of incident is an active school shooter emergency response and evacuation drill. Although school shooting scenarios may be…

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    of care that should be provided for all people. In institutions, the quality of care has been far from acceptable over the years and has caused traumatic experiences for more people than we will ever truly know. A book about experiences in the emergency room shares the story of a 58 year old man who came in because of a seizure disorder. When the doctor pulled back his gown listening for his heartbeat, he noticed…

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    Emergency Addiction

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    The documentary follows the workers of an emergency addiction hotline. Each worker spoke about why they chose his career. Most people who call are dealing with some form of extreme addiction. For example, one call was from someone with schizophrenia who was also addicted to cocaine and molly. From listening to them speak, it is amazing to hear how much they care about every single caller wether it be the addict or even a family member. One worker said that it didn't matter what they had to do as…

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    Emergency Leadership

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    leader.. Whether in a situation of pressure or surged initiative, evidence shows the leader has an immense influential outcome for those who follow. Disasters happen everyday and we have those brave ones in emergency services who take on that exact leadership role in dire situations. These emergency leaders, such as firefighters, police men, and paramedics are trained extensively, but what makes them great is for their critical thinking skills as well as being able to problem solve in any…

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    Emergency Room

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    those TV and movie scenes with emergency rooms. The hero is taken in with their ailment, all the while glancing at the other people waiting, looking like death. But because we 're with the hero, we 're taken in immediately, the tests come back in no time at all, the hero is saved, and all is well. Right. Fail. If a visit to the emergency room were made into a movie, it would take, oh, 5 ­ 8 DVDs to play the entire thing. That 's over 12 hours. I got to the emergency room with some friends…

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    Emergency Education

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    germinated and became the soul of humanitarian aid. This demonstrates the high degree of significance and worth that humanitarian aid organizations now place on continuing education in war-ravaged societies today. According to Treffgarne (2004) emergency education is rapidly increasing and the author properly believes that the escalating importance of education in countries in the midst of chaos not only is transforming governmental and non-governmental humanitarian…

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    Emergency Replacement

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    elimination helps a consumer reach a decision more expeditiously. However, there can be stressors involved on a purchase of this magnitude even when purchasing a home; nonetheless, a person weighs cost-benefits analysis on the overall value of this emergency replacement (i.e., heater) as well as on homeownership – in other words anxiety/guilt…

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    Emergency management Over the years disasters of all kinds have surfaced when least expected, a situation that has made it imperative for the introduction of emergency management. Emergency management is basically the management of various situations to cope with disasters. The main aim of emergency management is to have a safer environment where the society is less vulnerable to disasters. Disasters like the September 11 bombing in the US, earthquakes, tsunamis and the continued rise of…

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    (City of Camden Emergency Operations Plan, 2014). In the city of Camden, NJ, county Rte 30 runs concurrently with State Rte I-676 from mile posts 0.00 to 0.92; it also runs concurrently with Rte 130 from mile posts 3.26 to 4.26 (State of NJ Department of Transportation,…

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