(P12) Here the main issues were: (1) insufficient knowledge about or sensitivity to the problem, (2) minimization of the problem, (3) mismatch between help offered and needed, (3) (feared) loss of autonomy, (4) insufficient resilience and mental hygiene of the helpers, (5) lack of referral and networking, and (6) tight consultation time.
Single snapshots are insufficient to examine resilience.
However, measurement of socioeconomic status is insufficient in the resilience assessment framework, which is usually based on loss estimation.
In this sense, not only does it appear to us inappropriate to call "smart" a city, especially is we talk about the smartness of things and not people (Ratti 2013), but it also appears to us insufficient to promote the mere "resilience" of cities.
However, many of these discharged patients suffer unplanned readmissions, suggesting under recognition of psychosocial, cognitive and medical problems during their initial ED visit, or insufficient follow-up or therapeutic resilience.
They are also clear indicators that risk assessments, warning systems, legislation, and institutional and technical capacities that focus on physical hazard processes without addressing social vulnerability and resilience are incomplete and insufficient.
Reviewing the recent literature and reflecting on current research, we find that dominant attempts to increase production focus on maximizing control, while insufficient attention has been paid to system resilience, adaptability and transformability.
It illustrated that the hospital disaster resilience in the province was still insufficient with a big difference among those sampled.
According to the results of experiments, the adhesive force caused by residual liquid in the pump chamber may adversely affect the resilience of the diaphragm, leading to an insufficient liquid supply.
Although our review includes studies conducted in both income settings, the evidence available is insufficient to draw any firm conclusions about differences in resilience between them, due to variations in study design, sample sizes and variables used.
Reasons for this include insufficient understanding of complex social ecological systems, a lack of quantified metrics for measuring resilience, incompatibility of resilience thinking with existing institutional frameworks and management goals, inadequate legal and regulatory frameworks, and a lack of funding (Benson and Garmestani 2011; Allen et al. 2011).
