Conversely, training that specifically targets the risk and resilience profile of those who choose a profession is thought to produce workers who are more resilient to career challenges, thereby reducing the risk of adverse mental health outcomes (Burke and Shakespeare-Finch 2011).
These needs are recognized by New Zealand civil defense and emergency management [ 58], and Wellington recently was named 1 of 10 partner cities worldwide for the City Resilience Profiling Programme under the United Nations Human Settlements Programme [ 59].
Four measures (Resiliency Attitudes and Skills Profile, CYRM; Resilience Scale; READ) achieved the maximum score for content validity and the target population were involved in the item selection.
To identify distinct profiles of resilience in people with spinal cord injuries due to traffic accidents and to determine whether the profiles identified are related to differences in subjective well-being.
Disaster resilience depends on health risk profiling and community preparedness.
In a national survey, we sought to determine whether resilience was associated with healthier psychological profiles in intensive care unit nurses.
There exists a need to broaden the perspective by integrating models of coping with stress, personality profiles, long-term outcomes, resilience [ 40] and the examination of the full range of psychopathology in this vulnerable patient group.
This paper proposes a solution to the trade-off between energy-efficiency and resilience in communication networks, where the energy profiles express the decreasing return to scale effect.
Modern industry acknowledges the benefits of structured sabbaticals, yet football persists in expecting their highest-profile individuals to show unhealthy resilience in what has become a draining, dehumanising profession.
However, this needs to be replicated and further investigated before the interesting possibility that this mental health profile reflects a process of resilience can be taken seriously.
