Attitudes, Motivators, and Barriers to Emergency Preparedness Using the 2016 Styles Survey

leadership styles of tefl instructors at gilan university and their effects on the students attitudes and motivation

the subjects of the study are only the tefl teachers and students at gilan university. to obtain the desired data, a questionnaire which was based on the theories and disecussions gathered, was used as the main data gathering instrument. to determine the degree of relationship between variables, covariance and pearson product moment correlation coefficient were the formulas applied. the data we...

Recovery post treatment: plans, barriers and motivators

BACKGROUND The increasing focus on achieving a sustained recovery from substance use brings with it a need to better understand the factors (recovery capital) that contribute to recovery following treatment. This work examined the factors those in recovery perceive to be barriers to (lack of capital) or facilitators of (presence of capital) sustained recovery post treatment. METHODS A purposi...

Motivators, enablers, and barriers to building allied health research capacity

PURPOSE A sound, scientific base of high quality research is needed to inform service planning and decision making and enable improved policy and practice. However, some areas of health practice, particularly many of the allied health areas, are generally considered to have a low evidence base. In order to successfully build research capacity in allied health, a clearer understanding is require...

Emergency preparedness and disability.

Evaluating emergency preparedness: Using responsibility models to identify vulnerabilities

Preventing acts of terrorism requires being able to accurately and reliably predict when, where and how the terrorists will strike. When prevention is not possible the aim is to mitigate the severity of the consequences of the terrorist acts. Terrorists normally attempt to cause maximum disruption and achieve significant publicity by attacking systems that they perceive as being of great import...