MANAGEMENT OF DIABETES IN EXTREME SITUATIONS: NATURAL DISASTERS, ENCLOSURE SITUATIONS

The catastrophe is a natural (drought, flood, hurricane, earthquake) or human (with armed conflict, nuclear accident) event that acts as a trigger for a crisis. The disaster consists of the impact of that crisis and its human, social and economic consequences. A catastrophe triggers a disaster by ac...

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Published inRevista de la Sociedad Argentina de Diabetes Vol. 53; no. 2Sup; p. 27
Main Author Carolina Gómez Martín
Format Journal Article
LanguageSpanish
Published Sello Editorial Lugones 01.07.2020
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diabetes
situaciones extremas
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Summary:The catastrophe is a natural (drought, flood, hurricane, earthquake) or human (with armed conflict, nuclear accident) event that acts as a trigger for a crisis. The disaster consists of the impact of that crisis and its human, social and economic consequences. A catastrophe triggers a disaster by acting on a pre-existing situation of vulnerability, when the affected community does not have the necessary capacities to execute the coping strategies with which to resist such a process.
ISSN:0325-5247
2346-9420
DOI:10.47196/diab.v53i2Sup.241