Antonija Tadin, Josip Buzov
Knowledge and Self-Assessment of Dental Injuries and Oral Health among Croatian Professional Water Polo Players: A Cross-Sectional Study
Sports (Basel, Switzerland)
capacity building monitoring response capacity critical disaster preparedness assessing disaster response capacity challenging task india due diverse geoclimatic conditions exposure different disasters paper addresses absence methodological framework measure multiple aspects disaster response capacity districts india indicators 26 indicators identified four factors namely resources communication coordination budget community engagement anchored theoretical framework evolved literature survey key informant interviews factor modelled linear function indicators based datasets maintained district authorities composite index constructed weighted aggregation four factors using weightings elicited questionnaire surveys among 151 expert respondents weightings derived extension technique order preference similarity ideal solutions topsis balance variability perceptions respondents disasters demand quick response assessment response capacity fewer number indicators desirable therefore reduced set critical indicators sensitive indian context derived model reduction applying probabilistic statistical methods l2 normbased sensitivity analysis coefficient variation method critical indicators number rescue health service personnel ngos selfhelpgroups efficacy existing sops literacy budget options robustness composite index checked terms sensitivity weightings model reduction critical indicators composite index would sensitize decisionmakers disaster response capacities across districts