Promoting emergency preparedness culture and practice
Xing Juan-juan
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Xing Juan-juan
Abstract
Emergency preparedness culture is an important part of emergency management.Emergency preparedness culture induded emergency awareness and perceptions of culture,cultural knowledge and behavior culture.And the emergency culture was ultimately reflected in the response.From the idea of promoting and practicing emergency preparedness culture,the followly work should be put forward industry the formation of concept and consciousness;theoretical study on disaster relief and emergency cultural education;the necessary organizations and institutions;construction and cultivation of qualified personnel;training and formation of resilience;government,social and civic responsibilities and obligations;crisis in public education and serious analysis of gains and losses and other aspects of emergency rescue work after the catastrophe.
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Emergency preparedness culture is an important part of emergency management.Emergency preparedness culture induded emergency awareness and perceptions of culture,cultural knowledge and behavior culture.And the emergency culture was ultimately reflected in the response.From the idea of promoting and practicing emergency preparedness culture,the followly work should be put forward industry the formation of concept and consciousness;theoretical study on disaster relief and emergency cultural education;the necessary organizations and institutions;construction and cultivation of qualified personnel;training and formation of resilience;government,social and civic responsibilities and obligations;crisis in public education and serious analysis of gains and losses and other aspects of emergency rescue work after the catastrophe.
Key concepts: Emergency management, Preparedness, Work (physics), Government (linguistics), Resilience (materials science), Public relations, Organizational culture, Emergency response