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Age has been widely recognized as a driver of vulnerability (Cutter et al. 2003; Wisner et al. 2004).
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We also demonstrated an association between vulnerability and significantly higher healthcare utilisation in the prior 12 months with the most vulnerable adults having a median of two hospitalisations suggesting that hospitalisation may be a significant driver of vulnerability.
A more nuanced understanding of how sources and drivers of vulnerability interact illuminates a wide range of interconnected impacts and implications.
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While, for example, from the perspective of the field of engineering the dominating canon of vulnerability assessments is concerned with exogenous "natural" hazards (for example, the vulnerability of a building to an earthquake), studies that analyze vulnerability from a societal perspective focus on endogenous processes of "social drivers" of vulnerability.
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