INVESTIGATION THE FACTORS AFFECTING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RESCUE & RELIEF TEAMS TO RESPOND TO THE CRISIS IN ILAM PROVINCE

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NYSI ABDUL KAZEM; VEYSEH SEID MEHDI; TARDAST HASSAN

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Journal: Journal of Rescue and Relief Year:2014 | Volume:6 | Issue:2 Page(s): 0-0

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INVESTIGATION THE FACTORS AFFECTING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RESCUE & RELIEF TEAMS TO RESPOND TO THE CRISIS IN ILAM PROVINCE

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NYSI ABDUL KAZEM | VEYSEH SEID MEHDI | TARDAST HASSAN | Issue Writer Certificate

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CRISIS MANAGEMENTQ2

EFFECTIVENESSQ2

RELIEF & RESCUE TEAMSQ3

ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTSQ2

ILAM PROVINCEQ2

Abstract

Background: Today, natural disasters and crises are as the barrier to sustainable development due to lack of planning and lack of proper preparation and response impose a heavy toll to the communities. This study aims to investigate the factors influencing the EFFECTIVENESS of rescue and relief teams to respond to the crisis in ILAM PROVINCE.Methods: In this applied research, about 1200 volunteers’ rescuers and relief workers were selected and studied by using stratified random sampling, standard questionnaire and indicators such as descriptive statistics, percentage, mean, standard deviation, coefficient of variation, inferential statistics, multivariate regression analysis and spearman's correlation in ILAM PROVINCE in 2013.Findings: According to the results, the coefficient of multiple regression correlation estimated R=0.719; the coefficient of determination was R2= 0.583 and the adjusted value was R2=0.562 (sig=0.000). About 56.2% of rescue and relief teams’ EFFECTIVENESS was identified based on the adjusted coefficient of determination by variables of interest and mental and physical preparedness of rescue and relief teams’ members.Conclusion: The items such as the amount and type of equipment used, interest of rescue and relief teams’ members, spirit of team working, physical and mental readiness of rescue and relief teams’ members affect on the teams EFFECTIVENESS to respond to the disasters and crises. However, teams’ organization has no effect on the efficacy; in other words, the EFFECTIVENESS of rescue and relief teams is independent from organizing.

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NYSI, ABDUL KAZEM, VEYSEH, SEID MEHDI, & TARDAST, HASSAN. (2014). INVESTIGATION THE FACTORS AFFECTING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RESCUE & RELIEF TEAMS TO RESPOND TO THE CRISIS IN ILAM PROVINCE. SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL OF RESCUE AND RELIEF, 6(2), 0-0. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/391198/en

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NYSI ABDUL KAZEM, VEYSEH SEID MEHDI, TARDAST HASSAN. INVESTIGATION THE FACTORS AFFECTING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RESCUE & RELIEF TEAMS TO RESPOND TO THE CRISIS IN ILAM PROVINCE. SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL OF RESCUE AND RELIEF[Internet]. 2014;6(2):0-0. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/391198/en

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ABDUL KAZEM NYSI, SEID MEHDI VEYSEH, and HASSAN TARDAST, “INVESTIGATION THE FACTORS AFFECTING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RESCUE & RELIEF TEAMS TO RESPOND TO THE CRISIS IN ILAM PROVINCE,” SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL OF RESCUE AND RELIEF, vol. 6, no. 2, pp. 0–0, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/391198/en

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