NYU GPH Journal of Public Health Disasters
A student-led journal driven by the latest research in public health disaster preparedness and management.
Rubin writes on the ethical implications of balancing emergency management procedures with cultural dignity and religious ceremonies.
Continue reading “Cara Rubin’s Response to the Management of Mass Fatalities”
Hameed discusses the ethnical implications of the firings of healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Continue reading “Maram Hameed’s Response to Failure to Report to Duty”
Hatch writes about the necessary framework for categorizing the types of essential healthcare workers, contextualizing the issue through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Continue reading “Jayda Hatch’s Response to Ethical Issues for Public Health Disasters”
Ahmed’s analysis focuses on an outbreak of salmonella that occurred in Oregon, in the fall of 1984—an outbreak that was intentionally caused by members of a religious cult. Ahmed evaluates the event, highlighting the need for an emergency response plan, fostering effective communication and cooperation, and ensuring the safety of the community in such instances.
Continue reading “Syeda Lamiya Ahmed’s Precis on the 1984 Salmonella Outbreak in Oregon”
Ghosh’s analysis focuses on an outbreak of salmonella that occurred in Oregon, in the fall of 1984—an outbreak that was intentionally caused by members of a religious cult. Ghosh evaluates the event, highlighting the need for an emergency response plan, fostering effective communication and cooperation, and ensuring the safety of the community in such instances.
Continue reading “Bhabna Ghosh’s Precis on the 1984 Salmonella Outbreak in Oregon”
Hameed’s analysis focuses on an outbreak of salmonella that occurred in Oregon, in the fall of 1984—an outbreak that was intentionally caused by members of a religious cult. Hameed evaluates the event, highlighting the need for an emergency response plan, fostering effective communication and cooperation, and ensuring the safety of the community in such instances.
Continue reading “Maram Hameed’s Precis on the 1984 Salmonella Outbreak in Oregon”
Martin’s analysis focuses on an outbreak of salmonella that occurred in Oregon, in the fall of 1984—an outbreak that was intentionally caused by members of a religious cult. Martin evaluates the event, highlighting the need for an emergency response plan, fostering effective communication and cooperation, and ensuring the safety of the community in such instances.
Continue reading “Skylar Martin’s Precis on the 1984 Salmonella Outbreak in Oregon”
In this THIRA, Bains assesses the impact of tornadoes on community members in Nebraska. The author records potential hazards based on whether they were natural, technological, or human-caused. Natural threats include potential for large hail and flash flooding. Technological threats include power outages and transportation issues. The human-caused hazards include cybersecurity attacks and post-disaster fraud.
Continue reading “Maram Hameed’s Threat and Hazards Assessment Table (THIRA) for Tornadoes in Nebraska”
In this THIRA, Fall assesses typhoons and flooding in the Philippines. The author records potential hazards based on whether they were natural, technological, or human-caused. Natural threats include potential for typhoons, earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions. Technological threats include dam failures and cybersecurity threats. The human-caused hazards include illegal dumping and armed conflict.
Continue reading “Ami Fall’s Threat and Hazards Assessment Table (THIRA) for Typhoons and Flooding in the Philippines”
In this THIRA, Bains assesses a strain of Bird Flu identified in Union County, New Jersey. The author records potential hazards based on whether they were natural, technological, or human-caused. Natural threats include potential for extreme weather and an outbreak. Technological threats include power outages and transportation issues. The human-caused hazards include biosecurity breaches and illegal poultry practices.
Continue reading “Simran Bains’ Threat and Hazards Assessment Table (THIRA) for Bird Flu in New Jersey Farming Communities”