An Adolescent Sport Team Management During a Natural Disaster; Report on the Field

Hassanmirzaei, Bahar

doi:10.5812/asjsm.30172

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“…(Shafiai, 2016) Flood Malaysia Preparation for floods, current and post-flooded structured and structured decisions such as simulation exercises and inter-agency co-operation, facilitates the decisions that will be made during and after floods. (Hassanmirzaei, 2016) Earthquake Nepal Decision-making by the physician-in-charge helped the football team to survive the disaster event. (Burby, 2006) Hurricane United States Some of the decision made by the federal government during the mitigation phase has resulted in poorer outcomes during disaster response phase.…”

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Decision Making in Disaster Management Cycle of Natural Disasters: A Review

Arifah¹,

Tariq²,

Juni

2019

IJPHCS

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Background: Decision making during disaster management is a challenging task because of the uncertain environment and involvement of multiple stakeholders. Decision makings types can be unstructured, semi structured or structured according to the disaster situation and phase of disaster. Decision making during disasters is crucial to ensure that every decision taken reduces impact from disaster to human life. Objective: The objective of this review is to identify the appropriate decision-making type according to the phases in the disaster management cycle accordingly. Materials and Methods: Scoping review base on the PRISMA diagram were conducted from four databases. Combination of keywords were adapted for each database. Inclusion and exclusion criteria were applied. A total of 21 articles were synthesized base on the three types of decision-making types following four phases of disaster management cycle. Data was extracted base on an agreed upon framework of data chart. Result: Information on decision types identified were synthesised according to the four phases in the disaster management cycle emerged. Findings are distributed evenly across all types of disaster that is floods, hurricanes, earthquakes and tsunamis. For the mitigation and preparedness phase, the two decision-making types that were commonly observed were the unstructured and structured type, while during the response and recovery phase all three-decision making unstructured, semi-structured and structured type is represented. Decisions are made by various levels of management according to the level of information available and certainty of a situation. The predominant decision-making type for disaster management during each phase is the unstructured decision making which is usually adopted by the top or middle management. Unstructured decision making involves making decision in uncertain environment. Conclusion: Decision making type applies according to situations and the level of decisionmaker making the decision. Unstructured decision-making type emerged as predominant in all phases of natural disaster management cycle due to uncertainty posed by disaster environment.

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Decision Making in Disaster Management Cycle of Natural Disasters: A Review

Arifah¹,

Tariq²,

Juni

2019

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“…On April 25, 2015 (local time, 11:56 a.m.), an earthquake with a massive surface-wave magnitude of 7.8 (Richter), followed by dozens of aftershocks, struck Nepal during the Asian football confederation (AFC) U-14 girls' regional championship (13). The Iranian national team had also participated in the 20th AFC U-14 girls' regional championship.…”

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Web-Based Supportive Psychotherapy to Prevent Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: A Cross Sectional Study on the Iranian National Under-14 Girls’ Football Team After Nepal Earthquake in 2015

Hassanmirzaei

Soltani

Haratian³

et al. 2017

Asian J Sports Med

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Background: Earthquakes are devastating natural disasters. When an earthquake occurs during a significant event, such as Asian football confederation (AFC) under-14 girls' regional championship in Nepal (2015), all catastrophic casualties should be taken into account, including mental side effects on young sensitive groups. The present paper aimed to report risk-reduction activities for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in 18 young members of the Iranian football team.

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An Adolescent Sport Team Management During a Natural Disaster; Report on the Field

Cited by 2 publications

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Decision Making in Disaster Management Cycle of Natural Disasters: A Review

Decision Making in Disaster Management Cycle of Natural Disasters: A Review

Web-Based Supportive Psychotherapy to Prevent Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: A Cross Sectional Study on the Iranian National Under-14 Girls’ Football Team After Nepal Earthquake in 2015

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