Analysis on Key Points of Community Emergency Management Under Public Health Emergencies

Abstract

Community is the basic building block of urban and rural social governance. In modern risk society, public health emergencies bring many challenges to social emergency management. Taking D community in N city as a case, this study presents its main practices in emergency management, such as publicizing epidemic prevention and control knowledge and emergency policies, comprehensively screening key personnel, controlling the flow of community personnel and ensuring the supply of living materials for community residents. Facing the problems and difficulties of community emergency management, this study puts forward countermeasures. The practical countermeasures include improving the community emergency prevention and control management system, strengthening the construction of community emergency personnel team, raising funds to ensure emergency management, and strengthening the basic work of community policing.

An Evaluation Approach of Community Emergency Management Ability Based on Cone-ANP

“…The Cone-ANP in this paper no longer requires the subjective judgment of decision makers, significantly improves the scientific rationality of the evaluation conclusions, and provides new theoretical and technical support for community emergency management capabilities. (2) In terms of structure, the use of the pointed cone network analysis structure can not only fundamentally overcome the comparative logic of ANP in the construction of an element set self-dependency matrix, in the form of "comparing A and B relative to A", but also reflect the difference in structural characteristics of element origin and transition that ANP does not reveal. Compared with ANP, Cone-ANP significantly improves the scientific nature of the evaluation conclusions.…”

“…The concept of "community" was coined by Ferdinand Tonnies to describe "close-knit, helpful, and humane social groups of homogeneous populations of shared values [1,2]." Community is a community formed by interrelated people in a certain field and its activity area.…”