Process management in biological disasters and COVID-19
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Abstract (EN)
The Covid-19 virus, which emerged from November 2019 with the virus, was able to become a pandemic in a very short time. Our world, which has been exposed to a pandemic in historical sales, has always gone through a common process in these pandemics. In the Covid-19 pandemic, the stages of the process are at the same time, from technology to technology, human mobility, viral mutations in the district center at the same speed, etc. For reasons, this pandemic has made humanity more difficult than others. To be a part of these programs, it must be accepted and the institution must be established and developed to be prepared for all institutions and organizations. We conceptually evaluate the terms that will come from this training with an education, and the education faculty has information about the common pandemics. According to an evaluation obtained through the scans, it is listed with a detailed perspective. Keywords: CBRN, Biological Agent, Covid-19, Disaster, Management
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Eda Nur Yavuzer
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Eda Nur Yavuzer (Master Thesis). Process management in biological disasters and COVID-19, 2023, İskenderun Technical University.
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