While the sector faced significant challenges, it responded to the initial phase of the pandemic with flexibility, a strongly clientヽentred approach and a re〆mphasis on collaboration between services. The community service sector's demonstrated capacity for agility and rapid adaptation suggests it ...
theresilience of organizationsand coalitions, and the design of technologies for implementing and informing evidence-based policy. Subsequent case studies will cover our broader portfolio of Societal Resilience work, including community-based healthcare, verifiable elections and clinical information...
community settings was 17.2%, 17.3%, and 20.6%, respectively [7]. The prevalence of mental health issues was even higher for patients recruited in hospital settings, i.e., the prevalence of anxiety was 27.5%, and that of depression was 23.3%. A similar systematic review found that anxiety...
services, professional community and relationships with co-workers, work–life balance, job satisfaction, and their future plans. The findings present loneliness at work and lacking of a sense of community and a strong sense of mission while facing a challenging environment and work conditions in ...
In 1955 Canadian-born American ecologistRobert MacArthurproposed a measure ofcommunitystability that was related to the complexity of an ecosystem’sfood web. He stated that ecosystem stability increased as the number of interactions (complexity) between the different species within the ecosystem also in...
Resilience, when applied to communities, can be defined as “the ability of a community to prepare and plan for, absorb, recover from, and more successfully adapt to actual or potential adverse events in a timely and efficient manner including the restoration and improvement of basic functions ...
US leaders across sectors have an opportunity to improve economic performance—and bolster individual and community well-being—through... Article Are states ready to close the US digital divide? June 1, 2022 - More than $100 billion in federal funding is being deployed to bring broadband to ...
Major thematic areas that are underdeveloped for VBDs include: the importance of community participation and citizen engagement, the role of social differentiation and the links between disease and wider system dynamics, all of which has long been promoted in global health as an integral component ...
services, offering educational workshops on stress management, and creating opportunities for community members to connect and support each other. Public health professionals are essential in coordinating these efforts, ensuring that resources are accessible and that communities are prepared to face future ...
and targeting services to protect patients most vulnerable to climate threats. Rural hospitals are often theonly source of carein their regions. As major employers and social institutions, they’re also central to the economic stability and cultural fabric of a community — making their dependability...