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    The document discusses the conceptual framework for defining disasters. It defines key terms like hazard, event, structural damage, functional damage, emergency, and disaster. An event is not necessarily a disaster on its own - it requires structural and functional damage, depletion of local response capabilities, and the need for outside assistance to be considered a disaster. Disasters are classified on scales from natural to manmade, simple to compound, and compensated to uncompensated.

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    The document discusses the conceptual framework for defining disasters. It defines key terms like hazard, event, structural damage, functional damage, emergency, and disaster. An event is not necessarily a disaster on its own - it requires structural and functional damage, depletion of local response capabilities, and the need for outside assistance to be considered a disaster. Disasters are classified on scales from natural to manmade, simple to compound, and compensated to uncompensated.

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    Disaster Concept

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    The document discusses the conceptual framework for defining disasters. It defines key terms like hazard, event, structural damage, functional damage, emergency, and disaster. An event is not necessarily a disaster on its own - it requires structural and functional damage, depletion of local response capabilities, and the need for outside assistance to be considered a disaster. Disasters are classified on scales from natural to manmade, simple to compound, and compensated to uncompensated.

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    Disaster

     
    Basic  Concept    

    Sutono  
    Sub  Bag  Keperawatan  Gawat  Darurat  
     
    PSIK  FK  UGM
    What  is  Disaster  ?  

    11/23/13  
    The Conceptual Framework Defines the
    Language of Disasters
    –  Hazard  
    –  Event  
    –  Structural  Damage  
    –  FuncIonal  Damage  
    –  Emergency  
    –  Disaster  
     

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    Hazard

    Event

    Structural Damage

    Functional Damage
    Needs
    Local Responses
    Emergency
    Outside Responses
    Disaster
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    Hazard Event

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    Event
    Structural
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    Damage
    Event

    Structural
    Damage

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    Local Response

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    DISASTER  

    Event  is  not  Disaster…!!!!  


    11/23/13  
    LaIhan  1  
    LaIhan  2  
    laIhan3  
    LaIhan  4  
    LaIhan  5  
    LaIhan  6  
    LaIhan  7  
    ClassificaIon  of  Major  incident  
    (MIMMS,2002)  
     Natural        >  <                          Manmade  
     Simple        >  <          Compound  
     Compensated  >  <          UUncompensated   ncompensated  
       
    11/23/13  

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