Strategy and Organizational Disaster Preparedness

Strategy is introduced as a predictor of disaster preparedness. Tests with multiple regression show that strategy, disaster experience and capacity for disaster response are the strongest predictors of preparedness. We conclude that the measure of strategy warrants further refinement and that the study of preparedness must move from idiosyncratic, disconnected studies to a more theoretically organized set of studies that verify useful guidelines for monitoring and enhancing disaster preparedness

Business · Computer security · Data mining · Disaster preparedness · Disaster response · Emergency management · Measure (data warehouse · Medical emergency · Poison control · Political science · Preparedness · Risk analysis (engineering · Set (abstract data type · Suicide prevention · Complex Systems and Decision Making · Computer Science · Disaster Management and Resilience · Human Factors and Ergonomics · Medicine · Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management

• The Role of Education on Disaster Preparedness

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• Öğretmenler Beklenen Büyük Depreme Hazır mı

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• Disaster Experience and Governments’ Savings

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• Investigating the impact of a community disaster awareness training on subjective disaster preparedness

  Open Access•Moamen Gouda, Yunjeong Yang•Disasters•2023

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• A baseline assessment of emergency planning and preparedness in Italian universities

  Open Access•Fausto Marincioni, Rita Fraboni•Disasters•2012

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• Disaster Preparedness

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• Human System Responses to Disaster

  Open Access•Thomas E Drabek•Human System Responses to Disaster•1986

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• Disaster Preparedness and the United Nations

  Barbara Brown, Barbara Jean Brown•Disaster preparedness and the…•1979

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• Emergency Management

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• Human System Responses to Disaster

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• Introduction to Factor Analysis

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• Linking Disaster Preparedness and Organizational Response Effectiveness

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• Evacuation Planning in Emergency Management

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• What have New Zealanders learnt from earthquake disasters in their own country

  Open Access•Neil R Britton•Disasters•1981

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• The Role of Ethnicity in the Emergency Decision-Making Process

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