Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Feb. 11, 2020
Ecological
disasters
highlight
the
importance
of
understanding
natural
as
they
relate
to
a
changing
global
climate.
Such
often
have
predictable
pattern
evolving
over
time
and
anticipated
psychological
behavioral
problems
community
disruptions.
Various
factors
enhance
transmission
these
adverse
effects
beyond
geographic
location
ecological
disaster,
with
certain
populations
being
particularly
vulnerable
effects.
Understanding
range
can
aid
in
optimizing
interventions.
The
use
evidence-informed
interventions
reduce
distress,
well-being
improve
functioning
for
affected
individuals
communities.
Effective
preparedness
involves
an
factors,
incorporation
them
at
all
stages
disaster
management,
continuous
education
training
planners
responders.
International Review of Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(5), P. 443 - 498
Published: July 4, 2022
Converging
global
evidence
highlights
the
dire
consequences
of
climate
change
for
human
mental
health
and
wellbeing.
This
paper
summarises
literature
across
relevant
disciplines
to
provide
a
comprehensive
narrative
review
multiple
pathways
through
which
interacts
with
Climate
acts
as
risk
amplifier
by
disrupting
conditions
known
support
good
health,
including
socioeconomic,
cultural
environmental
conditions,
living
working
conditions.
The
disruptive
influence
rising
temperatures
extreme
weather
events,
such
experiencing
heatwave
or
water
insecurity,
compounds
existing
stressors
experienced
individuals
communities.
has
deleterious
effects
on
people's
is
particularly
acute
those
groups
already
disadvantaged
within
countries.
Awareness
experiences
escalating
threats
inaction
can
generate
understandable
psychological
distress;
though
strong
emotional
responses
also
motivate
action.
We
highlight
opportunities
communities
cope
act
change.
Consideration
interconnected
impacts
their
determinants
must
inform
evidence-based
interventions.
Appropriate
action
that
centres
justice
reduce
current
future
burden,
while
simultaneously
improving
nurture
wellbeing
equality.
presented
adds
further
weight
need
decisive
decision
makers
all
scales.
BMJ Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(1), P. e000512 - e000512
Published: April 1, 2024
Malawi-one
of
the
low-income
countries
in
Africa-has
witnessed
a
series
flood-related
disasters
many
years.
The
recent
tropical
cyclone
Freddy
(TCF)
has
indispensable
effects
on
unequal
distribution
social
determinants
health
with
tendencies
for
increased
disease
outbreaks
across
districts
country.
This
narrative
study
aimed
at
unravelling
consequences
TCF
and
its
possible
relationship
already
existing
cholera
epidemic
fourteen
affected
districts.
Additionally,
it
to
document
immediate
humanitarian
responses
acute
phase
disaster.
We
identified,
used
extracted
information
data
from
relevant
documents
available
government
records,
WHO
other
multiagency
documents,
which
were
summarised
along
actions
associated
implications
entire
event.
Areas
TCF's
main
included
health,
shelter,
education,
nutrition,
water
sanitation
hygiene,
agriculture
livelihood,
transport
logistics
including
food
security.
notable
are
donations,
camp
creation
accommodations,
emergency
life-saving
response
essential
healthcare
services.
Nsanje
Chikwawa
experienced
an
increase
cases
deaths
post-TCF.
highest
proportion
disaster-impacted
intervention
beneficiaries
women
children.
negative
impacts
should
be
considered
by
disaster
management
experts
evidence-based
policy-making
towards
risk
reduction
flood-prone
using
all-hazard
approach.
step
might
useful
improving
vulnerable
population's
standard
living
achievement
related
Sustainable
Development
Goals
Malawi.
European journal of psychotraumatology,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: Nov. 20, 2019
On
6
December
2019
we
start
the
10th
year
of
European
Journal
Psychotraumatogy
(EJPT),
a
full
Open
Access
journal
on
psychotrauma.
This
editorial
is
part
special
issue
celebrating
10
years
anniversary
and
acknowledging
some
our
most
impactful
articles
past
decade.
In
this
editors
present
decennial
review
field
addressing
range
topics
that
are
core
to
both
psychotraumatology
as
discipline.
These
include
neurobiological
developments
(genomics,
neuroimaging
neuroendocrine
research),
forms
trauma
exposure
impact
across
lifespan,
mass
early
interventions,
work-related
trauma,
in
refugee
populations,
potential
consequences
such
PTSD
or
Complex
PTSD,
but
also
resilience.
We
address
innovations
psychological,
medication
(enhanced)
technology-assisted
treatments,
mediators
moderators
like
social
support
finally
how
new
research
methods
help
us
gain
insights
symptom
structures
better
predict
development
treatment
success.
aimed
answer
three
questions
1.
Where
did
stand
2010?
2.
What
learn
years?
3.
knowledge
gaps?
conclude
with
number
recommendations
concerning
top
priorities
for
future
direction
correspondingly
journal.
E3S Web of Conferences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
604, P. 10002 - 10002
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
A
seismic
event
of
6.2
magnitude
occurred
on
February
25,
2022,
causing
significant
earthquake
in
West
Pasaman
Regency
and
Regency.
It
is
evident
that
children
under
the
age
five
constitute
second
biggest
group
refugees
Toddlers
who
do
not
get
fed
properly
are
an
environment
with
poor
sanitation
can
be
threatened
by
various
diseases.
Implementing
regular
supplemental
feeding
techniques
catastrophe
settings
a
crucial
strategy
for
improving
children’s
nutritional
condition.
This
paper
based
several
literature
studies
refer
to
literatures.
Access
facilities
infrastructure
influences
disaster
food
assistance.
Public
kitchens
were
quickly
created
Pasaman,
especially
District,
after
earthquake.
Lack
potable
water
four-wheeled
vehicle
access
restricted
camp
production.
Food
from
PERSAGI
contributors
distributed
Puskesmas
Ladang
Panjang
Malampah.
Even
emergencies,
typical
supplementary
meals
provided.
In
disasters,
primary
carers
or
parents
require
help
governing
complementary
provision
clean
water,
convenient
cooking
facilities,
diversified
items,
home-cooked,
local-culture
meals.
addition
facility
support,
health
workers
must
teach
about
standardised
give
them
confidence
offer
emergencies
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: May 23, 2022
Since
recent
climate
change
has
caused
more
natural
disasters
(NDs)
than
ever
before,
there
is
a
worldwide
concern
that
this
could
have
both
short-term
and
long-term
economic
health
consequences.
This
perhaps
the
first
attempt
to
explore
effects
of
capital
(NC)
NDs
on
human
wellbeing
China
over
period
1993-2020.
The
study
compiled
data
from
World
Bank,
Value
Survey,
UNDP,
EM-DAT,
IMF
for
analysis.
empirical
analysis
done
by
using
autoregressive
distributed
lag
model.
Empirical
results
prove
NC
positive
significant
effect
happiness,
health,
in
long
run.
also
show
significantly
reduce
happiness
recommend
some
important
policy
implications.
Community Development,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 24
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
This
is
an
informative
exploratory
study
that
aims
to
investigate
the
role
of
public
awareness
and
how
it
leads
development
community-driven
disaster
management
frameworks.
Interviewer-administered
questionnaires
personal
interviews
were
conducted
in
Jordan.
The
sample
consisted
people
from
12
governorates/districts.
findings
revealed
respondents
have
been
inadequately/inconsistently
informed
about
guidelines.
also
insufficient
attempts
made
transform
into
more
practical
frameworks
for
management.
Public
reflects
positively
on
outcomes
It
expected
improve
ways
think
get
involved.
value
still
underexplored,
especially
Middle
East.
research
sheds
light
significance
shifting
its
theoretical
boundary
social
perspectives
