Vol 19, No 2 (2021)

March/April

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Table of Contents

Articles

Adding insult to injury: The fiscal impact of a failed FEMA disaster reimbursement system upon Florida municipalities
David Mitchell, PhD, Claire Connolly Knox, PhD
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117-129
Integrating the Food and Drug Administration Office of the Coordinated Outbreak Response and Evaluation Network’s foodborne illness outbreak surveillance and response activities with principles of the National Incident Management System
Sharon Seelman, MS, MBA, Stelios Viazis, PhD, Sheila Pack Merriweather, MPH, Tami Craig Cloyd, DVM, Megan Aldridge, MPH, Kari Irvin, MS
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131-141
A qualitative survey of household emergency preparedness for the elderly and the medically frail living in coastal urban communities
Tara N. Heagele, PhD, RN, PCCN, EMT
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143-163
Modification of the Priority Risk Index: Adapting to Emergency Management Accreditation Program standards for institutes of higher learning hazard mitigation plans
Joseph B. Harris, PhD, Geoffrey Bartlett, BS, T. Andrew Joyner, PhD, Matthew Hart, BS, William Tollefson, MS
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165-171
Challenges in handling a civilian mass pediatric disaster during flood relief in a partially inundated armed forces medical facility
Saroj Kumar Patnaik, MD, DNB, N. S. Lamba, MD, DNB, PDF, Aradhana Aneja, MD, DNB, Ashish Kumar Gupta, MD
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173-188
Polynomial modeling of emergency department arrivals: An analysis of local and national utilization patterns
Mitchell Karpman, PhD, Nandakumar Menon, MD, Justin Turcotte, PhD, MBA
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189-196
Long-term impact of the Galtuer avalanche on the public health system
Nina Lorenzoni, MA, Margit Raich, PhD
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197-208
University public–private partnerships for addressing student emergency needs: A literature review
Sara Iman, PhD Student, Yue ‘Gurt’ Ge, PhD
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209-219

Complete Issue

Volume 19, Number 2
Journal of Emergency Management
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111-220