trigram

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trigram	frequency
as well as	225
the number of	140
disaster risk reduction	130
one of the	116
in terms of	114
of disaster management	103
of a disaster	99
the united states	97
of the disaster	97
in order to	95
based on the	89
such as the	86
due to the	86
the case of	86
search and rescue	80
the impact of	78
the ministry of	75
there is a	74
the use of	73
the importance of	72
during a disaster	72
the role of	69
the development of	69
in the united	68
to deal with	67
according to the	66
part of the	65
the disaster period	65
as a result	64
a number of	63
need to be	63
of disaster medicine	62
of disasters and	60
disaster risk management	59
the need for	57
in disaster management	57
in a disaster	55
in addition to	55
disasters and crises	54
in the case	54
related to the	53
the effects of	49
to respond to	48
for disaster risk	48
the management of	47
response and recovery	45
in the event	44
in the field	44
of natural disasters	43
the level of	42
the establishment of	41
it is not	41
disaster management system	41
the field of	41
the same time	41
the disaster management	41
the risk of	41
preparedness and response	41
u r n	40
in response to	40
disaster management in	40
at the same	40
n a l	40
and disaster management	40
o u r	40
around the world	40
and public health	40
r n a	40
to participate in	40
some of the	40
j o u	40
the context of	40
o o f	39
r o o	39
l p r	39
a daily news	39
the purpose of	39
the need to	39
the aftermath of	39
p r e	39
of the accident	39
p r o	39
of homeland security	39
there is no	39
a l p	39
the ability to	39
department of homeland	38
because of the	38
the event of	38
in the past	38
in recent years	38
a lack of	38
as part of	37
united states department	37
the prime minister	37
in case of	37
states department of	37
the concept of	37
on the other	37
may not be	36
in the aftermath	36
a case study	36
it is important	36
the characteristics of	35
in relation to	35
during the disaster	35
the resilient community	35
types of disasters	35
after a disaster	35
of disaster preparedness	35
of the most	35
disaster preparedness and	35
a result of	35
in this study	35
the wenchuan earthquake	34
is responsible for	34
it can be	34
the other hand	33
be able to	33
a series of	33
lessons learned from	32
the united nations	32
natural disasters and	32
the ability of	32
response to the	32
well as the	32
the lack of	32
for disaster management	32
a total of	31
in the context	31
risk reduction and	31
as shown in	31
is important to	31
in the literature	31
for disaster response	31
the collapse of	31
involved in the	30
for disaster reduction	30
disasters and mcis	30
in the disaster	30
affected by the	30
a variety of	30
personal protective equipment	30
the relationship between	30
acute respiratory syndrome	29
to a disaster	29
to ensure that	29
impact of the	29
refers to the	29
crises and disasters	29
included in the	29
severe acute respiratory	29
can also be	28
of natural hazards	28
disasters such as	28
the loss of	28
of the local	28
of the national	28
members of the	28
analysis of the	28
shown in fig	28
the presence of	28
the time of	28
a natural disaster	28
of the world	27
in the region	27
it is also	27
there was a	27
event of a	27
the minister of	27
cause of the	27
disaster prevention and	27
in the wake	27
of the participants	27
response to a	27
the impacts of	27
the thomas fire	27
after the accident	27
kyunghyang daily news	27
the national assembly	27
the world bank	27
the wake of	27
the implementation of	26
separation from nis	26
in disaster medicine	26
the most common	26
there is an	26
the process of	26
in the face	26
period of time	26
with respect to	26
the spread of	26
most of the	26
the disaster response	26
the nature of	26
such as a	26
the face of	26
to the disaster	26
to reduce the	25
in this paper	25
sampoong department store	25
in the future	25
role in the	25
caused by the	25
to care for	25
of the event	25
world health organization	25
the type of	25
case of the	25
strategy for disaster	25
the majority of	25
of disaster risk	25
of health and	25
to address the	25
the head of	25
the needs of	25
management in the	25
at the time	25
armed with a	25
depending on the	25
to cope with	25
during and after	25
in the area	25
understanding of the	24
in the s	24
of public health	24
needs to be	24
the response to	24
of disaster and	24
was established in	24
of this study	24
in accordance with	24
disaster medicine training	24
is likely to	24
to natural disasters	24
associated with the	24
a systematic review	24
can be used	24
incident command system	24
in the early	23
the goal of	23
of the community	23
a disaster event	23
in the emergency	23
the most important	23
the effect of	23
and climate change	23
review of the	23
hospital disaster preparedness	23
the capacity of	23
many of the	23
the local disaster	23
and local governments	23
disasters in the	23
in the world	23
are likely to	23
of the study	23
nuclear power plant	23
a range of	22
community response team	22
of cultural heritage	22
in disaster preparedness	22
of emergency management	22
the absence of	22
be used to	22
is one of	22
maeil buisness news	22
emergency management agency	22
the end of	22
in the usa	22
economic and social	22
nature of the	22
field of disaster	22
and rescue robots	22
for disaster preparedness	22
the sampoong department	22
the fact that	22
the federal government	22
a set of	22
to improve the	22
due to a	22
lives and properties	22
public health preparedness	22
an increase in	22
that can be	22
maeil business news	22
the emergency department	21
and rescue robot	21
a framework for	21
control and prevention	21
in disaster risk	21
disease control and	21
in the same	21
was used to	21
for disease control	21
is that the	21
is necessary to	21
the cause of	21
different types of	21
the outbreak of	21
a wide range	21
should be considered	21
the availability of	21
the value of	21
local disaster management	21
in the community	21
in the study	21
damaged or destroyed	21
it is necessary	21
wide range of	21
the occurrence of	20
damages to human	20
purpose of this	20
the severity of	20
in the first	20
the form of	20
a disaster is	20
management in china	20
the creation of	20
the result of	20
the basis of	20
of the health	20
of the government	20
changes in the	20
the civil defense	20
of the hospital	20
disaster response and	20
anticipatory disaster stress	20
to identify the	20
related to disaster	20
in the following	20
of the emergency	20
in disaster response	20
characteristics of the	20
to human lives	20
the sars epidemic	20
demand and cost	20
of the affected	20
to evaluate the	19
east japan earthquake	19
in this regard	19
disaster response plan	19
found to be	19
human lives and	19
in other words	19
more likely to	19
addition to the	19
the great east	19
public and private	19
framework for action	19
heritage community resilience	19
the disaster and	19
that there is	19
great east japan	19
a review of	19
management of the	19
the possibility of	19
professional emergency managers	19
on disaster management	18
focus on the	18
of the population	18
head of the	18
increase in the	18
after the disaster	18
at the national	18
likely to be	18
case study of	18
respond to disasters	18
a sense of	18
department store collapse	18
participate in the	18
task force for	18
of disaster response	18
of infectious diseases	18
disaster and safety	18
number of people	18
the inclusion of	18
case of a	18
of climate change	18
it refers to	18
the built environment	18
in new york	18
the international community	18
special disaster area	18
to the public	18
the tourism industry	18
centers for disease	18
to be the	18
contribute to the	18
of the same	18
in charge of	18
of a community	18
prevention and mitigation	18
disaster management and	18
the national disaster	18
disaster medicine and	18
in which the	18
disaster health management	18
to be a	18
at all levels	18
the kyunghyang daily	17
act on the	17
to contribute to	17
there has been	17
large number of	17
the effectiveness of	17
is not a	17
and community resilience	17
that of the	17
development of a	17
and can be	17
and in the	17
the potential to	17
the maeil business	17
a disaster and	17
to have a	17
on disaster medicine	17
in the form	17
in this case	17
in times of	17
emergency medical services	17
the analysis of	17
much of the	17
be used for	17
safety and security	17
can lead to	17
to be used	17
on the basis	17
and management of	17
focused on the	17
in the central	17
in need of	17
health care workers	17
disasters and safety	17
in disaster planning	17
will need to	17
it may be	17
have not been	17
of the central	17
causing damages to	16
it is a	16
mass critical care	16
of the project	16
new york city	16
roles and responsibilities	16
referred to as	16
climate change adaptation	16
in a region	16
the results of	16
prior to the	16
a study of	16
the magnitude of	16
and natural disasters	16
and recover from	16
the resilience of	16
in the absence	16
of the state	16
government organization act	16
earthquake and tsunami	16
type of disaster	16
learned from the	16
the classification of	16
for public health	16
in the process	16
of the public	16
of hospital disaster	16
to engage in	16
an analysis of	16
the tourism sector	16
days after the	16
end of the	16
is the most	16
during the covid	16
the disaster prevention	16
risk management and	16
the capacity to	16
the shooter was	16
of hurricane katrina	16
in disaster events	16
impact of a	16
rehabilitation and reconstruction	16
terms of the	16
of the response	16
the safety of	16
study of the	16
plan for disaster	15
motivation for disaster	15
in some cases	15
of the covid	15
and should be	15
disaster management plan	15
a survey of	15
capacity of the	15
in the affected	15
consistent with the	15
department of health	15
to climate change	15
a lot of	15
of more than	15
on disaster risk	15
of the literature	15
ability of the	15
natural disasters in	15
and after the	15
it is the	15
this type of	15
deal with the	15
natural hazards in	15
effects of the	15
disaster management network	15
and the government	15
part of a	15
the affected area	15
natural and man	15
a multidisciplinary approach	15
and human services	15
ministry of health	15
by the disaster	15
world trade center	15
a special disaster	15
health professionals and	15
emergency management system	15
has been a	15
the health system	15
that may be	15
federal emergency management	15
disaster and crisis	15
health and human	15
impact of disasters	15
a disaster management	15
for disaster engagement	15
and implementation of	15
may lead to	15
emergency preparedness and	15
the health care	15
in south africa	15
provided by the	15
development of the	15
to meet the	15
pointed out that	15
to prevent the	15
it has been	15
the department of	15
to prepare for	15
the probability of	15
the community response	15
to disaster risk	15
of ministry of	15
a search and	15
can be seen	15
on how to	15
management of disasters	15
involved in disaster	15
over the past	15
organization of the	15
high school in	14
to natural hazards	14
public health emergencies	14
the care of	14
to assist in	14
the local government	14
responsible for the	14
establishment of a	14
this may be	14
research on the	14
and health care	14
all of the	14
the singapore government	14
disaster preparedness in	14
management system in	14
to assess the	14
duration of the	14
civil defense and	14
of health care	14
ministry of the	14
the extent of	14
people were killed	14
similar to the	14
intensive care unit	14
the disaster risk	14
be included in	14
should also be	14
in the response	14
chaired by the	14
to understand the	14
the extent that	14
the world trade	14
a disaster in	14
as one of	14
traumatic stress disorder	14
training needs of	14
of search and	14
the vulnerability of	14
result of the	14
the amount of	14
risk assessment and	14
may be a	14
that it is	14
for disaster prevention	14
the central disaster	14
the extent to	14
along with the	14
resilient communication ecosystem	14
the perspective of	14
to report to	14
active shooter incidents	14
the study of	14
times of disaster	14
the government organization	14
of natural disaster	14
shown in table	14
office for disaster	14
is defined as	14
the area of	14
emergency managers in	14
this study was	14
to disaster management	14
care for the	14
focus group participants	14
disaster response organizations	14
in mass casualty	14
structure of the	14
mass casualty incidents	14
the existence of	14
a mass casualty	14
to provide a	13
well as to	13
assessment of the	13
of hospitals in	13
as a whole	13
there will be	13
to work during	13
lessons from the	13
the degree of	13
the next day	13
into account the	13
due to their	13
disaster life support	13
the chinese government	13
is based on	13
with regard to	13
to the extent	13
based on a	13
in the country	13
the hotel sector	13
a role in	13
mitigation and preparedness	13
number of deaths	13
medical response to	13
a large number	13
the central government	13
to the community	13
impact on the	13
have the potential	13
the basis for	13
disaster management is	13
the bank will	13
magnitude of the	13
the scope of	13
to develop a	13
is an important	13
a state of	13
standards of care	13
parts of the	13
of the prime	13
is difficult to	13
of the virus	13
control of the	13
the rise of	13
for medical students	13
cieslak and henretig	13
and development of	13
the response team	13
of a resilient	13
the world health	13
are expected to	13
the hyogo framework	13
extent to which	13
an influenza pandemic	13
the united kingdom	13
with a handgun	13
of the total	13
there have been	13
the onset of	13
the disasters and	13
the protection of	13
that they have	13
out of the	13
collapse of the	13
the private sector	13
is a need	13
role of the	13
international strategy for	13
it is possible	13
is composed of	13
disaster relief and	13
in developing countries	13
the general public	13
ferry sinking accident	13
plan for the	13
extreme weather events	13
and disaster preparedness	13
types of disaster	13
the natural disaster	13
the ntpc government	13
and the ministry	13
of community resilience	13
an important role	13
the european union	13
lead to a	13
there are many	13
there are no	13
of social media	13
republic of china	12
it does not	12
mental health and	12
of the interior	12
is possible to	12
has not been	12
of the research	12
their ability to	12
is essential to	12
disaster risk assessment	12
to a large	12
a comparison of	12
to be effective	12
by a disaster	12
at the local	12
a resilient community	12
purpose of the	12
of disaster prevention	12
the definition of	12
is a disaster	12
the performance of	12
those who are	12
of mental health	12
needs of the	12
of the collapse	12
of excessive pricing	12
spread of the	12
participate in disaster	12
climate change and	12
whether or not	12
needs of disaster	12
during the period	12
on the same	12
we need to	12
accordance with the	12
that the government	12
the likelihood of	12
criteria and sub	12
of the risk	12
national disaster management	12
systematic review of	12
it should be	12
the evolution of	12
medicine and public	12
framework for disaster	12
disaster planning and	12
to focus on	12
period under investigation	12
of a new	12
framework act on	12
resulting in a	12
damage caused by	12
for health professionals	12
for the disaster	12
in the short	12
and safety management	12
may need to	12
the community level	12
a disaster on	12
by the government	12
the government and	12
the state of	12
member of the	12
the potential for	12
that have been	12
results of the	12
implementation of the	12
a part of	12
investigation of the	12
approach to disaster	12
no one was	12
the issue of	12
study was to	12
the period under	12
and critical care	12
effective disaster response	12
hyogo framework for	12
disaster in the	12
known as the	12
a very large	12
years of age	12
revised supplementary budget	12
and evaluation of	12
and safety act	12
occurred due to	12
to provide the	12
for the community	12
the design of	12
of the nurses	12
the provision of	12
knowledge and skills	12
more than million	11
south african competition	11
health management in	11
and it is	11
disaster medical response	11
of the medical	11
respond to the	11
effects of disasters	11
and the disaster	11
a need to	11
would like to	11
in the international	11
disaster resilience building	11
the following section	11
during times of	11
triggered policy change	11
the accident site	11
for the first	11
the focus of	11
the revision of	11
to carry out	11
the affected community	11
resilience of the	11
the threat of	11
of the fire	11
of the un	11
of emergency managers	11
in new orleans	11
council of europe	11
of mass destruction	11
impacts of the	11
weapons of mass	11
depends on the	11
caused by natural	11
of disasters on	11
critical care disaster	11
compared to the	11
loss of life	11
evolution of the	11
relation to the	11
in the u	11
response to an	11
supported by the	11
of public service	11
billion krw of	11
national and local	11
such as an	11
mass casualty events	11
assessment and management	11
wake of the	11
of heritage community	11
in the management	11
is used to	11
the sars outbreak	11
all of these	11
in the immediate	11
ir of iran	11
the research team	11
to ensure the	11
risk mitigating measures	11
to do so	11
phases of disaster	11
of civil defense	11
severity of the	11
nations office for	11
daegu subway fire	11
prevention and control	11
social and environmental	11
classification of disasters	11
health and safety	11
will not be	11
hazards in china	11
the complexity of	11
caused by a	11
important role in	11
the organization of	11
disasters and the	11
the duration of	11
the accident was	11
in disaster drills	11
other types of	11
in the number	11
a need for	11
united nations office	11
of the three	11
which can be	11
the seongsu bridge	11
aspects of disaster	11
nuclear power plants	11
at any time	11
at the community	11
throughout the world	11
critically ill patients	11
and the state	11
used in the	11
may be more	11
education and training	11
and medical students	11
the project will	11
level of disaster	11
natural and technological	11
the search and	11
to understand how	11
emergency management in	11
following a disaster	11
damage to the	11
demand and supply	11
those who were	11
the consequences of	11
mental health problems	11
in disaster relief	11
to disasters and	11
evaluation of the	11
of all the	11
and how to	11
with more than	11
have also been	11
by hazardous events	11
public health and	11
state of emergency	11
report of the	11
disaster response system	11
of the disasters	11
it would be	11
of the situation	11
are included in	11
in the tourism	11
community resilience to	11
of the new	11
disaster management systems	11
to disaster preparedness	11
engage in disaster	11
the lessons learned	11
the central coast	11
be based on	10
in the national	10
aftermath of a	10
and of the	10
has shown that	10
there may be	10
relative to the	10
communication and information	10
latino a and	10
of the pacific	10
disaster and emergency	10
used as a	10
that could be	10
of the rescue	10
of policy change	10
to establish a	10
and crisis communication	10
article of the	10
have access to	10
response organizations and	10
command and control	10
of an event	10
a task force	10
health care system	10
to strengthen the	10
the construction of	10
not only the	10
the aim of	10
in this section	10
after the earthquake	10
and respond to	10
it is difficult	10
use of the	10
natural hazards and	10
began shooting in	10
exposed to the	10
after the wenchuan	10
public health physicians	10
at risk for	10
for the management	10
to limit the	10
the influence of	10
of the hazard	10
for research on	10
si gun gu	10
in the period	10
taking into account	10
tourism disaster management	10
to the number	10
by the un	10
led to a	10
social media use	10
and may be	10
was found to	10
the community and	10
more vulnerable to	10
relation fuzzy matrix	10
or destroyed by	10
of the coronavirus	10
in the hospital	10
for excessive pricing	10
of the united	10
the village chief	10
outbreak of sars	10
do not have	10
to help the	10
the victims of	10
well as a	10
is shown in	10
and mental health	10
and lessons learned	10
many of these	10
national emergency management	10
the wow apartment	10
this is because	10
what are the	10
in this chapter	10
to promote the	10
which is the	10
outside of the	10
revision of the	10
to create a	10
the literature on	10
the day of	10
the past decade	10
organizations and laws	10
to calculate the	10
for preparedness and	10
the indian ocean	10
importance of the	10
from the perspective	10
when a disaster	10
disaster competence and	10
in the dong	10
the severe acute	10
in biological disasters	10
that there are	10
the most vulnerable	10
appear to be	10
homeland security b	10
can result in	10
number of patients	10
the incident command	10
the office of	10
disaster management plans	10
is designed to	10
of disaster health	10
the haiti earthquake	10
by the national	10
response to disasters	10
as in the	10
the purposes of	10
total number of	10
all types of	10
the public health	10
disaster and the	10
reduction and disaster	10
an active shooter	10
disaster reduction and	10
the daegu subway	10
more than one	10
the government of	10
the start of	10
to handle the	10
the general assembly	10
associated with a	10
the percentage of	10
day of the	10
research in the	10
for disasters and	10
the study was	10
after the event	10
office of the	10
the assessment of	10
state and local	10
result in a	10
the emergency response	10
each of the	10
for community resilience	10
acute radiation syndrome	10
in the current	10
is required to	10
the current study	10
relationship between the	10
for surge capacity	10
goods and services	10
of this paper	10
price responses to	10
disaster mitigation and	10
a resilient communication	10
the period of	10
aware of the	10
in the uk	10
that there was	10
the emergency operations	10
at the federal	10
day after the	10
that should be	10
less than years	10
for effective disaster	10
during the first	10
the identification of	10
was created in	10
to the affected	10
the treatment of	10
role in disaster	10
led to the	10
the distribution of	10
disaster preparedness among	10
are designed to	10
management of disaster	10
disaster response in	10
regardless of the	10
this study is	10
to the covid	9
of the people	9
principles of disaster	9
to be more	9
if there is	9
the emergence of	9
the operation of	9
bureau of investigation	9
the th century	9
in disasters and	9
suggests that the	9
response in the	9
not be possible	9
dealing with the	9
as an example	9
are more likely	9
defined as a	9
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jacobson and severin	7
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japan earthquake and	7
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health care facility	7
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the damage situation	7
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hospital preparedness and	7
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disaster relief center	7
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impact of sars	7
report of infrastructure	7
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mulligan et al	7
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spinal cord injury	7
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hilmas et al	7
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health care facilities	7
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community and community	7
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of the country	7
effective disaster management	7
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wang et al	7
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