Establishing communication and access to reliable information can facilitate health recovery and reduce mortality after disasters. Access to reliable information in a language that is easily understood and culturally appropriate is part of the Core Humanitarian Standard. Today, crisis communication is considered to be an integrated part of disaster health response. Therefore, health effects after natural disasters must be considered as physical, psychological and social. Disturbances in social relations, economic consequences and temporary or definitive displacements also cause distress in disaster-affected populations. The mental health effects of disasters include a range of problems, some of which are psychopathologic. Damage to infrastructure and medical facilities is typical after some types of natural disasters and can impair the ability to manage both acute and chronic health conditions. Natural disasters usually cause physical injuries and associated complications and worsen chronic conditions. These disasters mostly occurred in Asia in the form of storms or floods, but they also affected other parts of the world as earthquakes, storms and wildfires, which collectively caused deaths, injuries and human desolation. In 2017, 335 natural disasters affected over 95.6 million people. As such, health professionals crises communication professionals, including radio journalists and disaster-managing stakeholders should be prepared and trained to use humanitarian radio as an integrated part of the disaster health response in natural disasters. Radio could, therefore, contribute to health recovery and wellbeing from both individual and community perspectives. Radio also has the potential to cost-effectively reach a large number of affected people in areas with severely damaged infrastructure. Community resilience can be enhanced by the promotion of community engagement and can strengthen self-efficacy and community efficacy. The results show that humanitarian radio could be used to promote both physical and psychosocial wellbeing by providing health-related information, advice and psychosocial support in natural disasters. A literature review of 13 scientific papers and grey literature resources was conducted.
Therefore, this study aimed to provide an overview of the use and impact of humanitarian radio in natural disasters from a health perspective. However, the effects have barely been evaluated, and there are few scientific reports on the impact of radio as a disaster health response intervention. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.Humanitarian radio has been used in humanitarian aid efforts and after natural disasters over the last 15 years. I kindly request that you rephrase and fix this issue to ensure that I receive the product in good condition as soon as possible. I have never encountered such an issue with other companies like Worten or Fnac. I urge you to resolve this issue today as I require the machine to be in good condition, not broken or opened as I received it. Despite the broken item being on hold, I am still waiting for a decent reply or resolution. I purchased this machine because I have an urgent food order for my work that needs to be completed by Saturday. I find it disrespectful that I was forced to use Google Translate to communicate with your agent who seemed to have no respect for the customer. The responses I have received so far have been scripted and lacking empathy. The way your team has been handling my case is not up to my expectations.
I regret purchasing a product from your company as the process has been quite frustrating and disappointing. This is my last email without any feedback or apology! Dear Customer Service Manager, I am writing to express my dissatisfaction with the experience I have had with your company.
0 kommentar(er)
