Sentence examples for scope of emergency from inspiring English sources

Based on these results we suggest broadening the scope of emergency management to systematically include monitoring, anticipation, responding and learning.

The learning curve for emergency managers, especially novice managers, is steep, and is exacerbated by the complexity and scope of emergency events.

In conclusion, I think it is important for journals such as yours to enhance the research experience by (a) publishing articles on research methodology, (b) being more discerning as to which articles get accepted, and (c) broadening the scope of emergency research by publishing articles on research ethics in varied settings, i.e., international emergency medicine.

They have limited resources (ex. CT scanners and specialists) and are unlikely to provide the full scope of emergency care for life or limb threatening disease.

In 2001, the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) published guidelines describing the scope of emergency US applications as well as recommendations for initial training to include 16 hours of didactic content and a minimum of 150 proctored scans [ 8].

The study did not examine access to the full scope of emergency services in Québec; it excluded facilities such as Centre Local de Services Communautaires (CLSCs), "Groupe de médecin de famille (GMF)", nursing stations and private clinics, which provide basic emergency care to thousands of patients per year.

As a result, the EM training needs in this system may differ substantially from the training received in the Anglo-American EM system, which provides care for a broader scope of emergencies.

Likewise, Mr. Foschi said crew members were not informed of the scope of the emergency.

WASHINGTON — The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday announced a set of measures intended to "bolster the flexibility and scope" of its emergency programs to aid nations that may face liquidity problems.

Officials Say Famine Is Widening in Somalia," makes clear the scope of the emergency there: The United Nations announced Monday that Somalia's famine had spread to a sixth area within the country, with officials warning that 750,000 people could die in the next few months unless aid efforts were scaled up.

But in a June ruling, a Mercer County Superior Court judge said Christie had acted within the scope of his emergency powers.