Paramedics Response to Incompatibilities Between Current Literature and Prehospital Emergency Health Services Protocols

DURMUŞ, Sezgin; Ekşi, Ali

doi:10.54409/hod.1276594

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“…To address these issues, it is recommended to elucidate the job descriptions of institutions involved in TAMP at both the national and local levels. This involves a clearer definition of coordination mechanisms between institutions and an enhancement of interaction among stakeholders engaged in information and planning services (Durmus & Eksi, 2023).…”

Section: Disaster Management In Turkiyementioning

confidence: 99%

Sharing the Responsibility: Ministry of National Education’s Disaster Preparedness and Response to Kahramanmaraş Earthquake

Sensin,

Gokmenoglu

2024

IDRiM Journal

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Disaster-resilient communities develop effective preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation strategies. Following the experience of earthquakes on February 6, the Turkish community has been questioning its resilience. This paper examined the Ministry of National Education’s five-year preparedness strategies before the earthquake and its response to the February 6 earthquakes in Turkiye. The findings revealed that the Ministry made efforts to raise awareness among the community by developing training programs and securing schools by strengthening or rebuilding facilities. The ministry’s disaster response actions were classified into five categories: education, first aid and healthcare, food and water management, search and rescue, and shelter management. Our analysis suggested that the Ministry put crucial effort into disaster education, but more was needed to reach the entire school community. Furthermore, the Ministry responded promptly to the categories of food and water management, search and rescue, and shelter management from the first day, but not in its primary responsibility of education category.

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Section: Disaster Management In Turkiyementioning

confidence: 99%