Analysis of the integrity of district crisis management plans in Poland

Wiśniewski, Michał

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2021.102650

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“…Since the outbreak of COVID-19, there has been a proliferation of research on implementing public health emergency plans. Wisniewski evaluated the effectiveness of crisis management plans (CMPs) in addressing threat risks in Poland and identified the integrity of multi-hazard plans as central to their effective implementation ( 3 ). Wolf-Fordham suggested that the development, response, and local management of emergency plans should be strengthened by promoting cooperation between emergency management departments ( 4 ).…”

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Policy implementation challenges and the ritualization of public health emergency plans: An investigation of urban communities in Jiangsu Province, China

Zhang

Wang²,

Li³

et al. 2023

Front. Public Health

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IntroductionThe COVID-19 pandemic has been a global public health emergency, and countries worldwide have responded to it through a vast array of pre-planned, adaptively devised and ad-hoc measures. In China, public health emergency plans - the plans expected to drive the response to epidemics or pandemics - demonstrated a concerning tendency towards “ritualization.” “Ritualization” denotes the practice of public health emergency plans to be reliably developed so that a formal requirement is met, while being implemented selectively or not at all in the emergency response.MethodsThis study explored the phenomenon of ritualization by analyzing data from 1485 questionnaires, 60 in-depth interviews and 85 actual public health emergency plans. It used the Smith Policy-Implementation-Processing pattern as its conceptual framework.ResultsThe study found that the infeasibility of plans, their ineffective implementation by emergency management agencies, the obstructive behaviors of community residents, and the lack of an appropriate policy environment all contributed to the practice of ritualization.DiscussionAs China seeks to better respond to COVID-19 and accelerate the recovery of its health system, it is essential to ensure that its public health emergency plans are effectively developed and implemented.

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Policy implementation challenges and the ritualization of public health emergency plans: An investigation of urban communities in Jiangsu Province, China

Zhang

Wang²,

Li³

et al. 2023

Front. Public Health

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“…However, instead of only populating and structuring the existing knowledge used by authorities, we approach it by disentangling its complexities into empirical knowledge elements, facilitating it to be understood more easily, and depositing it into a unified DM repository to be later shared and reused, for better decision-making processes. This is a crucial and challenging task, as the knowledge used in DM activities is mostly written in the government specification format, in which most parts of the document have nothing to do with DM activities, prohibiting it from being easily understood, particularly in real-world activities [12]. Our initial review of related COVID-19 knowledge documents from formal resources revealed that they are written in a semi-structured format, where the focus is on the roles played by government authorities and their responsibilities.…”

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Developing Reusable COVID-19 Disaster Management Plans Using Agent-Based Analysis

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Since late 2019, the COVID-19 biological disaster has informed us once again that, essentially, learning from best practices from past experiences is envisaged as the top strategy to develop disaster management (DM) resilience. Particularly in Indonesia, however, DM activities are challenging, since we have not experienced such a disaster, implying that the related knowledge is not available. The existing DM knowledge written down during activities is generally structured as in a typical government document, which is not easy to comprehend by stakeholders. This paper therefore sets out to develop an Indonesia COVID-19 Disaster Management Plan (DISPLAN) template, employing an Agent-Based Knowledge Analysis Framework. The framework allows the complexities to be parsed before depositing them into a unified repository, facilitating sharing, reusing, and a better decision-making system. It also can instantiate any DISPLAN for lower administration levels, provincial and regency, to harmonise holistic DM activities. With Design Science Research (DSR) guiding these processes, once the plan is developed, we successfully evaluate it with a real case study of the Manokwari Regency. To ensure its effectivity and usability, we also conduct a post-evaluation with two authorities who are highly involved in the Indonesia task force at the regency level. The results from this post-evaluation are highly promising.

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Analytical aspects of anti-crisis measures of public administration

2023

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The study of crises is one of the most important areas of economic science. Sanctions against Russia in 2022 have led to significant functional and structural shifts in the national economy. Effective anti-crisis management in crisis conditions becomes one of the main directions of its overcoming in Russian economy. The issues of improving the mechanism of crisis management at the present historical stage are actualised. The purpose is study of anti-crisis management methods for the development of an effective anti-crisis mechanism. Objectives is to study the existing methods of anti-crisis management in the light of international experience. The authors used methods of analysis, synthesis and comparison, and abstract-logical method in the research. The analytical method of information processing, synthesis and deduction of theoretical aspects of the concept of crisis and crisis management was carried out. A study of methods of crisis management, considering international experience, systematization and analysis of existing principles of state crisis management of the economy was carried out. The content and role of modern methods of crisis management deserves special attention. In the context of the sanctions announced against Russia, it is necessary to develop more advanced approaches to crisis management. The model of the anti-crisis mechanism for building an effective management system in the country’s economy is considered.

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Analysis of the integrity of district crisis management plans in Poland

Cited by 4 publications

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Policy implementation challenges and the ritualization of public health emergency plans: An investigation of urban communities in Jiangsu Province, China

Policy implementation challenges and the ritualization of public health emergency plans: An investigation of urban communities in Jiangsu Province, China

Developing Reusable COVID-19 Disaster Management Plans Using Agent-Based Analysis

Analytical aspects of anti-crisis measures of public administration

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