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quadgram	frequency
in the united states	62
in the case of	50
for disaster risk reduction	41
r n a l	40
u r n a	40
o u r n	40
j o u r	40
a l p r	39
p r o o	39
l p r e	39
r o o f	39
n a l p	39
department of homeland security	38
at the same time	38
united states department of	37
in the event of	37
in the aftermath of	34
as a result of	33
as well as the	32
on the other hand	32
in the context of	31
it is important to	30
in the field of	29
severe acute respiratory syndrome	29
during the disaster period	29
the event of a	27
in the wake of	26
in the face of	26
disaster risk reduction and	25
one of the most	25
states department of homeland	24
the sampoong department store	22
search and rescue robots	22
the impact of the	21
at the time of	21
search and rescue robot	21
disease control and prevention	20
is one of the	20
for disease control and	20
the purpose of this	20
a wide range of	20
the field of disaster	20
damages to human lives	20
the great east japan	19
to human lives and	19
great east japan earthquake	19
the cause of the	19
human lives and properties	19
centers for disease control	18
in addition to the	18
as part of the	17
in the form of	17
sampoong department store collapse	17
on the basis of	17
the kyunghyang daily news	17
the maeil business news	17
to participate in the	16
in terms of the	16
it is necessary to	16
in the absence of	16
the case of the	16
a case study of	16
the community response team	15
health and human services	15
a special disaster area	15
the end of the	15
of health and human	15
the head of the	15
motivation for disaster engagement	15
disaster preparedness and response	15
a search and rescue	15
in response to a	14
strategy for disaster reduction	14
in the emergency department	14
it refers to the	14
the government organization act	14
the nature of the	14
federal emergency management agency	14
to deal with the	14
of disasters and crises	14
the ability of the	14
local disaster management network	14
of search and rescue	14
of disaster management in	14
department of health and	14
international strategy for disaster	13
the world health organization	13
armed with a handgun	13
there is a need	13
lessons learned from the	13
and the ministry of	13
to the extent that	13
cause of the accident	13
as well as to	13
field of disaster management	13
of disasters and mcis	13
disaster management in the	13
the number of people	13
the characteristics of the	13
causing damages to human	13
the extent to which	13
a large number of	13
on disaster risk reduction	13
the period under investigation	12
the local disaster management	12
hyogo framework for action	12
in the process of	12
the disaster management system	12
the establishment of a	12
of the disaster period	12
in accordance with the	12
as shown in table	12
it is possible to	12
the world trade center	12
medicine and public health	12
of the prime minister	12
impact of a disaster	12
the collapse of the	12
as one of the	12
the wake of the	11
of natural hazards in	11
in relation to the	11
the spread of the	11
disaster medicine and public	11
in disaster risk reduction	11
the search and rescue	11
natural hazards in china	11
a result of the	11
health management in china	11
the hyogo framework for	11
office for disaster risk	11
ministry of the interior	11
event of a disaster	11
disaster response and recovery	11
united nations office for	11
disasters and safety act	11
in the number of	11
disaster health management in	11
the results of the	11
and public health preparedness	11
of a disaster on	11
at the community level	11
from the perspective of	10
damaged or destroyed by	10
needs of disaster medicine	10
days after the accident	10
is based on the	10
in the area of	10
can be used to	10
are included in the	10
the disasters and safety	10
to the number of	10
taking into account the	10
during and after the	10
the duration of the	10
framework for disaster risk	10
after the wenchuan earthquake	10
will need to be	10
to engage in disaster	10
the management of disasters	10
disaster response organizations and	10
in case of a	10
a resilient communication ecosystem	10
of disaster health management	10
as well as a	10
the role of the	10
the magnitude of the	10
the severe acute respiratory	10
a systematic review of	10
of homeland security b	10
it is difficult to	9
task force for mass	9
the revision of the	9
may need to be	9
review of the literature	9
the implementation of the	9
federal bureau of investigation	9
in the management of	9
in the following section	9
the lessons learned from	9
in disaster risk management	9
of the built environment	9
motivation to engage in	9
one of the participants	9
it can be seen	9
loss h report of	9
a state of emergency	9
as shown in fig	9
force for mass critical	9
for preparedness and response	9
a task force for	9
of the health system	9
no one was killed	9
risk and crisis communication	9
destroyed by hazardous events	9
weapons of mass destruction	9
that there is a	9
as a special disaster	9
the severity of the	9
and climate change adaptation	9
the development of the	9
report of public service	9
to participate in disaster	9
professionals and medical students	9
nations office for disaster	9
are likely to be	9
the outbreak of sars	9
h report of public	9
the purpose of the	9
disaster prevention and mitigation	9
was found to be	9
and the number of	9
latino a and indigenous	9
to respond to the	9
the number of deaths	9
the shooter committed suicide	9
for mass critical care	9
training needs of disaster	9
health professionals and medical	9
the ministry of the	9
affected by the disaster	9
the importance of the	9
the effects of the	9
or destroyed by hazardous	9
risk assessment and management	9
must be able to	9
nuclear power plant accident	9
of hospital disaster preparedness	9
response organizations and laws	9
the wow apartment collapse	9
the incident command system	9
the day of the	8
is a need to	8
is in charge of	8
reduction and climate change	8
engage in disaster events	8
is defined as a	8
the effectiveness of the	8
on the epidemiology of	8
an important role in	8
management of disasters and	8
disasters and mcis were	8
with respect to the	8
and the maeil business	8
at the national level	8
during a disaster event	8
the ability of a	8
and the establishment of	8
to work during a	8
in the response to	8
research on the epidemiology	8
the time of the	8
risk reduction and disaster	8
the total number of	8
when it comes to	8
aftermath of hurricane katrina	8
play a role in	8
are more likely to	8
in the presence of	8
phases of disaster management	8
within the context of	8
a short period of	8
the resilience of the	8
as well as in	8
to report to duty	8
defense and disaster management	8
for research on the	8
armed with a shotgun	8
the epidemiology of disasters	8
emergency preparedness and response	8
for the management of	8
the framework act on	8
of heritage community resilience	8
the aftermath of hurricane	8
civil defense and disaster	8
in terms of disaster	8
the international strategy for	8
risk reduction and climate	8
on the management of	8
roles and responsibilities of	8
in ir of iran	8
in the international community	8
the capacity of the	8
disaster and safety management	8
lessons learned from past	8
mass critical care summit	8
the disaster period may	8
natural and technological disasters	8
the onset of the	8
the case of a	8
have the potential to	8
the aftermath of the	8
the start of the	8
the united states are	8
in a disaster event	8
of disaster preparedness and	8
on the day of	8
short period of time	8
the daegu subway fire	8
act on the management	7
in times of disaster	7
in contrast to the	7
to the loss of	7
of the same year	7
of the government organization	7
in new york city	7
plan for disaster prevention	7
board of audit and	7
the impacts of the	7
minister of ministry of	7
is important for the	7
facilities damaged or destroyed	7
it is estimated that	7
be included in the	7
by the end of	7
g report of infrastructure	7
countermeasures against natural disasters	7
of public safety and	7
of the affected community	7
for the first time	7
care management of disaster	7
due to lack of	7
council on radiation protection	7
for effective disaster response	7
critical care disaster planning	7
not be able to	7
population in need of	7
the establishment of the	7
the authors declare that	7
of the study was	7
the greatest number of	7
heritage community and community	7
undocumented latino a and	7
of the response team	7
the evolution of the	7
national disaster medical system	7
of the disaster risk	7
ventura and santa barbara	7
to respond to disasters	7
a daily news on	7
for all types of	7
the day after the	7
triggered policy change model	7
less than years of	7
of the sampoong department	7
management of disaster aftermaths	7
to disaster risk reduction	7
that they have no	7
loss of life and	7
national council on radiation	7
effect of a disaster	7
the national emergency management	7
is defi ned as	7
the context of the	7
one of the largest	7
is the number of	7
be taken into account	7
authors declare that they	7
of civil defense and	7
as a lack of	7
framework act on the	7
state and local governments	7
an analysis of the	7
all types of disasters	7
from a task force	7
increase in the number	7
response to a disaster	7
the aftermath of disasters	7
disaster life support course	7
reduction and disaster management	7
in response to the	7
the organization of the	7
centre for research on	7
and colleagues completed a	7
and personal protective equipment	7
the federal emergency management	7
day of the accident	7
national emergency management agency	7
and the use of	7
it should be noted	7
the impact of disasters	7
ministry of civil affairs	7
through the lens of	7
the disaster response plan	7
disaster response policy change	7
of the thomas fire	7
at the federal level	7
it is likely that	7
in the early stages	7
local disaster prevention plan	7
disaster management system in	7
community and community resilience	7
declare that they have	7
the number of articles	7
for the purpose of	7
under the chairmanship of	6
it is not possible	6
the development of disaster	6
community resilience as a	6
price responses to demand	6
at the heart of	6
levee in ilsan region	6
of this study was	6
the fact that the	6
and the built environment	6
an important part of	6
to respond to a	6
to a large extent	6
was approved by the	6
systematic review of the	6
of the nature of	6
culture and cultural heritage	6
and other public health	6
ministry of foreign affairs	6
of the united states	6
of a resilient communication	6
the response to the	6
a nuclear power plant	6
in the drainage system	6
american academy of pediatrics	6
and the disaster management	6
sendai framework for disaster	6
case of a disaster	6
preparedness and clinical practice	6
the psychological impact of	6
disaster risk management policy	6
lives and properties and	6
of crises and disasters	6
education or conferences about	6
knowledge levels and training	6
by the minister of	6
office of safe and	6
social media use in	6
disaster management in korea	6
to be the most	6
to the fact that	6
can be divided into	6
public safety and security	6
for the development of	6
using its own resources	6
of natural disaster risk	6
the management of the	6
standard deviation increase in	6
cope using its own	6
of cultural heritage for	6
the national disaster medical	6
ability of the affected	6
than years of age	6
of the most important	6
hospital performance in biological	6
refers to the loss	6
the analysis of the	6
the affected community or	6
the united states and	6
of elementary and secondary	6
an overview of the	6
a small number of	6
of the number of	6
of safe and healthy	6
the presence of a	6
a local government employee	6
the local disaster prevention	6
different types of disasters	6
during times of disaster	6
for disasters and mcis	6
conferences about disaster nursing	6
the response and recovery	6
standard risk management manual	6
for the purposes of	6
definitive care for the	6
what is a disaster	6
parameter estimates of e	6
the un general assembly	6
and training needs of	6
and santa barbara counties	6
elementary and secondary education	6
of natural disasters on	6
of hazards in a	6
america and the caribbean	6
to cope using its	6
against natural disasters act	6
ministry of health and	6
in the immediate aftermath	6
these papers focus on	6
seohae ferry sinking accident	6
promote the resilient community	6
to reduce the risk	6
of disaster risk reduction	6
levels and training needs	6
of a disaster in	6
was one of the	6
the scene of the	6
the value of cultural	6
the republic of korea	6
in the united kingdom	6
service education or conferences	6
changes in consumer behaviour	6
have the capacity to	6
during the outbreak of	6
asiana airlines boeing crash	6
for the critically ill	6
or conferences about disaster	6
progress and challenges of	6
play an important role	6
states department of education	6
such as a lack	6
at the end of	6
the world bank is	6
safe and healthy students	6
and the united states	6
the minister of ministry	6
critically ill during a	6
the occurrence of the	6
care for the critically	6
reduce the risk of	6
of disaster medicine and	6
the establishment of an	6
participate in the study	6
value of cultural heritage	6
terms of disaster preparedness	6
urban search and rescue	6
and challenges of disaster	6
more vulnerable to disasters	6
duration of the disaster	6
the impact of a	6
natural disasters such as	6
collapse of levee in	6
emergency operations and rehabilitation	6
the ministry of health	6
operations and rehabilitation division	6
the power of the	6
of the disaster management	6
there has been a	6
an integral part of	6
the indian ocean tsunami	6
the critically ill during	6
some of the most	6
effect of diversification on	6
to be included in	6
phase of a disaster	6
and motivation for disaster	6
referred to as the	6
of audit and inspection	6
of levee in ilsan	6
in need of aids	6
it is noteworthy that	6
loss g report of	6
california latino legislative caucus	6
in the central coast	6
the early stages of	6
cause of the collapse	6
the emergency operations and	6
were the most common	6
in disaster preparedness and	6
the american medical association	6
is not possible to	6
aftermath of a disaster	6
the care of children	6
states department of health	6
the standard risk management	6
in an effort to	6
by the general assembly	6
a review of the	6
critical care summit meeting	6
a systematic literature review	6
is important to note	6
of disasters and safety	6
hospital incident command system	6
of the resilient community	6
can also be used	6
a process in which	6
the study was to	6
of a search and	6
of the ministry of	6
the direct effect of	6
the immediate aftermath of	6
parts of the world	6
ill during a disaster	6
office of elementary and	6
the nuclear power plant	6
a part of the	6
the recovery of the	6
the seohae ferry sinking	6
the amendment of the	6
refers to the number	6
the aftermath of a	6
medical response to terrorism	6
secretary for preparedness and	6
in the th century	6
are summarized in table	5
no known competing financial	5
people leave their hometown	5
financial interests or personal	5
or is likely to	5
government and social organizations	5
nurses who worked during	5
the economic and social	5
actors involved in the	5
american college of emergency	5
included in the model	5
on the value of	5
day after the accident	5
int j disaster risk	5
japan earthquake and tsunami	5
the minister of moi	5
of the cause of	5
by the ntpc government	5
introduction to emergency management	5
their hometown to seek	5
international organization for migration	5
emergency managers in korea	5
of disaster management and	5
j disaster risk reduct	5
an exchange of gunfire	5
a member of the	5
competing financial interests or	5
is also important to	5
should be paid to	5
east japan earthquake and	5
in a timely manner	5
the victims of the	5
nature of the disaster	5
as nuclear power plants	5
at the state level	5
in the affected areas	5
and took him into	5
rescue and aid at	5
of the daegu subway	5
such as the united	5
the damage caused by	5
pan american health organization	5
in the uk is	5
to influence the work	5
within the framework of	5
it is clear that	5
young people leave their	5
the acute phase of	5
disaster risk management in	5
could have appeared to	5
execute the tasks as	5
infection prevention and control	5
should be included in	5
community resilience to natural	5
disaster response plan in	5
a unique problem to	5
to care for the	5
the needs of the	5
of professional emergency managers	5
that could have appeared	5
public and private sector	5
in the period under	5
shooter incidents in the	5
was supported by the	5
normal times and emergency	5
there were news articles	5
master plan for disaster	5
in the short term	5
disaster relief fund for	5
population is not a	5
the board of audit	5
the secretariat of the	5
to prepare for and	5
in the tourism sector	5
of the relationship between	5
as a part of	5
policy change in the	5
and climate adaptation planning	5
college of emergency physicians	5
of goods and services	5
use of social media	5
was significantly higher than	5
effects of climate change	5
involved in the response	5
the findings of this	5
at the local level	5
spread of the virus	5
disaster and climate adaptation	5
th percentile of diversity	5
leave their hometown to	5
access to health care	5
disaster requires mobile manpower	5
to risk assessment and	5
of disaster medicine training	5
for the treatment of	5
have appeared to influence	5
interests or personal relationships	5
between the government and	5
factors in hospital performance	5
society to cope using	5
more than half of	5
excessive pricing during the	5
of the type of	5
the ministry of public	5
disasters are caused by	5
is not a unique	5
on the type of	5
population is aging in	5
future of disaster medicine	5
as a source of	5
as well as their	5
of disaster prevention and	5
responding to disaster requires	5
relationships that could have	5
one of the main	5
to a disaster event	5
for ethical decision making	5
or society to cope	5
investigation of the cause	5
in the development of	5
known competing financial interests	5
may not be possible	5
mobile manpower to execute	5
the safety control of	5
how to deal with	5
types of disasters that	5
the sendai framework for	5
for the hotel sector	5
to deal with disaster	5
they have no known	5
manual for risk response	5
emergency response and recovery	5
of the national assembly	5
there will be a	5
important to note that	5
the disaster preparedness of	5
and the head of	5
are clustered at the	5
in order to enhance	5
the development of a	5
to report to work	5
the elders more vulnerable	5
for a long time	5
a higher level of	5
the aim of this	5
collapse of seongsu bridge	5
global platform for disaster	5
in the municipality of	5
aid at sea and	5
disasters and unexpected events	5
the collapse of seongsu	5
capacity to deal with	5
during the thomas fire	5
the needs of children	5
of mental health problems	5
as any event that	5
a and indigenous immigrants	5
the ministry of education	5
identifying assumptions of our	5
to seek more work	5
the local government level	5
natural disasters and unexpected	5
framework convention on the	5
world conference on disaster	5
to ensure that the	5
one or more of	5
reported in this paper	5
was established in as	5
not a unique problem	5
areas of the hospital	5
as designated in table	5
of the nurses who	5
the tasks as designated	5
emergency medical services for	5
the impact of demand	5
the director of the	5
on the same day	5
method was used to	5
impact of disasters on	5
on the safety control	5
of the importance of	5
in ntpc rural areas	5
the market under investigation	5
in order to be	5
to contribute to the	5
for each of the	5
that there was a	5
as soon as possible	5
incidents in the united	5
this kind of social	5
is shown in figure	5
is a need for	5
the seongsu bridge collapse	5
learned from past disasters	5
participate in disaster relief	5
the variance of the	5
risk management and governance	5
influence the work reported	5
have this kind of	5
the world food programme	5
over the disaster period	5
for disaster management in	5
in latin america and	5
to demand and cost	5
medical services for children	5
report to duty during	5
of the disaster and	5
the absence of a	5
slow violence and the	5
hometown to seek more	5
from january to december	5
of active shooter incidents	5
is aging in ntpc	5
the revised supplementary budget	5
at the national assembly	5
the resilient community is	5
convention on the value	5
have no known competing	5
developed to deal with	5
is responsible for the	5
south african competition policy	5
in the midst of	5
during the wenchuan earthquake	5
the roles and responsibilities	5
level manual for risk	5
by the ministry of	5
on the use of	5
and the state council	5
kind of social problem	5
act on the safety	5
the wenchuan earthquake in	5
appeared to influence the	5
field of disaster medicine	5
of the accident was	5
challenges of disaster health	5
the differential diagnoses of	5
failure of national governance	5
the disaster response organizations	5
the loss of life	5
prepare for and respond	5
leave the elders more	5
affected community or society	5
to disaster requires mobile	5
after a natural disaster	5
we would like to	5
tasks as designated in	5
disaster and crisis researchers	5
due to their unique	5
are damaged or destroyed	5
the area of disaster	5
for and respond to	5
to the sars epidemic	5
unique problem to taiwan	5
for search and rescue	5
to the effects of	5
to promote the resilient	5
design and implementation of	5
exchange of gunfire with	5
a disaster management plan	5
occupational safety and health	5
has the potential to	5
after the collapse of	5
which leave the elders	5
both disasters and mcis	5
the persons in charge	5
prescribed by presidential decree	5
ethical decision making in	5
can be seen that	5
the functioning of a	5
the size of the	5
latin america and the	5
the department of homeland	5
and the availability of	5
to cope with disasters	5
in disaster response organizations	5
of labor market income	5
and the management of	5
times and emergency situations	5
the impacts of natural	5
purpose of the study	5
the relationship between the	5
the use of accounting	5
life of the project	5
the disaster and the	5
the work reported in	5
and property of citizens	5
disaster management in china	5
with the goal of	5
and aid at sea	5
an increase in the	5
military and civil defense	5
and the ability to	5
cope with and recover	5
cultural heritage for society	5
for the most part	5
during an influenza pandemic	5
the number of patients	5
emergency managers in the	5
of the seongsu bridge	5
altered standards of care	5
aging population is not	5
despite the fact that	5
active shooter incidents in	5
a study of the	5
community or society to	5
middle east respiratory syndrome	5
in the past decade	5
advanced disaster life support	5
of a disaster and	5
affected by a disaster	5
found to be the	5
demand and cost changes	5
the th percentile of	5
the collapse of levee	5
manpower to execute the	5
aging in ntpc rural	5
or personal relationships that	5
on the role of	5
on a daily basis	5
hazards in a region	5
the aging population is	5
elders more vulnerable to	5
the home front crisis	5
the site of the	5
of the disaster response	5
it can also be	5
and after a disaster	5
during and after disasters	5
the special act on	5
hurricane katrina in the	5
the centers for disease	5
the population is aging	5
and recover from disturbances	5
home front crisis management	5
to do their best	5
and a lack of	5
that are damaged or	5
crude injury incidence rates	5
of the project and	5
as the number of	5
national disaster management system	5
work reported in this	5
the scope of the	5
special act on the	5
the california latino legislative	5
over the past decade	5
this study was to	5
as part of their	5
number of times attending	5
the chairmanship of the	5
to the development of	5
relief fund for undocumented	5
symptoms of firefighters exposed	5
pointed out that the	5
of firefighters exposed to	5
since the wenchuan earthquake	5
arrived and took him	5
change in the wake	5
the overall coordination of	5
disaster risk reduct doi	5
the complexity of the	5
and a process in	5
by the prime minister	5
disaster prevention and rescue	5
search and rescue operation	5
took him into custody	5
the disaster control act	5
of the head of	5
with and recover from	5
rates of disasters and	5
seek more work opportunities	5
personal relationships that could	5
disaster assessment and coordination	5
the civil defense and	5
when a disaster occurs	5
it is also important	5
is related to the	5
the national disaster management	5
for natural disaster reduction	5
to execute the tasks	5
requires mobile manpower to	5
be reflected in the	5
firefighters exposed to the	5
the highest level of	5
assistant secretary for preparedness	5
can be found in	5
other members of the	5
a new type of	4
present and future of	4
the current state of	4
and the need for	4
in japan has been	4
the community action plan	4
that are not mentioned	4
and causes damages to	4
that the disaster period	4
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impact of the disaster	4
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robot technique and application	4
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crisis prevention and recovery	4
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physicians to care for	4
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trends in respiratory symptoms	4
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disaster reduction in china	4
strategy for disaster readiness	4
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economic society of south	4
respiratory symptoms of firefighters	4
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platform for disaster risk	4
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disaster management in australia	4
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systematic review of literature	4
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acute radiation syndrome is	4
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disaster and safety countermeasure	4
south african competition authorities	4
the type of disaster	4
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the concept of resilience	4
surge in demand for	4
worldwide disaster medical response	4
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torrential downpour in the	4
control and containment of	4
resilience as a metaphor	4
in the central region	4
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outlets for ppe use	4
the economic costs of	4
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outbreaks of infectious diseases	4
resulting from human activity	4
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the goal of this	4
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willingness to report to	4
from the classic clinical	4
which exceeds the ability	4
their own disaster management	4
the most frequently cited	4
is a lack of	4
collapse of the seongsu	4
the singapore civil defense	4
a mass casualty event	4
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of the international strategy	4
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cases in south africa	4
care of children in	4
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risk reduction and management	4
hospitals in terms of	4
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project screening and classification	4
sichuan and shaanxi provinces	4
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fund for undocumented immigrants	4
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disaster preparedness among nurses	4
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disaster risk reduction into	3
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conference on disaster risk	3
climate prediction and applications	3
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psychological impact of disasters	3
public and private sectors	3
natural and human factors	3
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the community with equipment	3
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report on tourism statistics	3
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american institute of architects	3
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emergency response law of	3
task force on terrorism	3
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psychological and public health	3
the share of labor	3
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soil and water conservation	3
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develop a resilient community	3
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preparedness for surge capacity	3
rates for disasters and	3
risk and project viability	3
and nuclear power plant	3
american academy of otolaryngology	3
damage from typhoon rusa	3
of the sichuan earthquake	3
anticipatory disaster stress was	3
of the participants reported	3
hospitals in ir of	3
contributions for relief of	3
better understanding of the	3
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treatment of inhalational anthrax	3
resilience refers to the	3
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event of a major	3
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a forest fire disaster	3
social column of dong	3
junior senior high school	3
search and rescue teams	3
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contractors to dredge the	3
medical practitioners and health	3
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test the hypothesis that	3
loss of loved ones	3
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structures and cultural frameworks	3
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relationship between disasters and	3
damage caused by the	3
elements of disaster medicine	3
standards of care in	3
precourse and postcourse assessment	3
of the seohae ferry	3
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louisiana state medical society	3
the central safety management	3
framework for tourism disaster	3
the types that result	3
systematic review and meta	3
punishment of the persons	3
disaster preparedness of hospitals	3
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risk management in the	3
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measures to reduce the	3
task force for disaster	3
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organizations and laws after	3
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the impact of hurricane	3
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the response of hospitals	3
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the disaster nursing competence	3
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minister of public safety	3
national incident management system	3
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the impact on the	3
provide the community with	3
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the change in disaster	3
urban planning and architectural	3
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the seongsu bridge and	3
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the sociology of disaster	3
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hospital and health care	3
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resilient community response team	3
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screening and classification process	3
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effects of the practices	3
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the ministry of government	3
california office of emergency	3
be used for the	3
basic services and critical	3
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crashes were the most	3
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workshops to teach me	3
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objectives of the loan	3
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education and training for	3
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bushfire reconstruction and recovery	3
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korean air boeing crash	3
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