THE STRENGTH OF PARTNERSHIPS IN EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND RESILIENCE: FINDINGS FROM THE VOICES OF OLDER NEW YORKERS
2024
Strength of Partnerships in Emergency Response for Older New Yorkers
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Author Information
Author(s): Kieffer Elana
Primary Institution: The New York Academy of Medicine
Conclusion
Older New Yorkers have shown resilience during the pandemic, and there are recommendations for enhancing community resilience in future emergencies.
Supporting Evidence
- The COVID-19 pandemic has created new public health challenges for older adults.
- Community resilience is crucial for older adults in the face of emergencies and disasters.
- Partnerships and access to resources are important for supporting older adults.
Takeaway
Older people in New York have been strong during tough times like the pandemic, and we need to help them stay strong for the future.
Methodology
The study discusses findings based on previous research and frameworks related to community resilience.
Participant Demographics
Older New Yorkers, specifically those aged 65 and above.
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