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Measuring resilience is not enough; we must apply the research. Researchers and practitioners need a common language to make this happen
2015
Ecology and Society
Insight, part of a Special Feature on Understanding human resilience in the context of inter-connected health and social systems Measuring resilience is not enough; we must apply the research. Researchers and practitioners need a common language to make this happen. Douglas M. Glandon ABSTRACT. This article is contributed by a practitioner in the area of country-level health systems strengthening who also has a background in resilience research. The intent of the article is to offer
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