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Michael Prasad¹

¹Center for Emergency Management Intelligence Research, Fanwood, New Jersey. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2596-5015.

Journal of emergency management (Weston, Mass.)

|October 31, 2025

概括

美国的专业应急管理 (EM) 需要组织监督,而不仅仅是个人许可. 这确保了现场的现场.

科学领域:

应急管理应急管理
风险管理风险管理
公共管理公共管理

背景情况:

应急管理 (EM) 的专业化对于其认可和接受至关重要.
目前的讨论缺乏关于实现这种专业化的途径的共识.
其他行业,如医疗保健和金融,将EM原则纳入风险管理角色.

研究的目的:

倡导在美国扩大专业EM的概念.
建议组织监督和合规作为EM专业性的关键组成部分.
批评个人EM从业者获得国家许可的想法.

主要方法:

这是一篇编辑文章,并非基于经验数据收集.
它涉及对现有提案的批判性分析和关于EM专业性的学术话语.
它综合了有关专业EM的范围和结构的论点.

主要成果:

对于个别的EM从业者而言,国家许可证被认为是不够的,可能是有害的.
组织监督和合规性被认为是建立EM作为真正的职业的关键.
强调需要扩大本地驱动的EM能力.

结论:

专业的EM需要双重关注个人能力和组织责任.
该领域必须超越以政府为中心的模式,以涵盖私营部门的应用.
需要进一步讨论具体策略,包括教育要求和监督机构,以推进EM专业化.

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