Approval and Commencement of Writing for the International Book Climate-Resilient Hospitals
Approval and Commencement of Writing for the International Book Climate-Resilient Hospitals
The international book project Climate-Resilient Hospitals, under the scientific guidance of Dr. Hamidreza Khankeh, has received final approval from Cambridge Scholars after a six-month scientific evaluation and peer-review process, and its writing will commence soon.
According to the report from the university's web correspondent, the international book project Climate-Resilient Hospitals, with the participation of a group of domestic and international scientists in the field of health in accidents and disasters, has received final approval from the prestigious Cambridge Scholars after undergoing a six-month scientific evaluation and peer-review process, and its writing will begin shortly.
This work, titled Climate-Resilient Hospitals: Integrating Climate Adaptation, Disaster Risk Management, and Health System Strengthening, approaches the topic of enhancing hospital resilience through an interdisciplinary lens. It seeks to provide practical, scientific, and evidence-based solutions by integrating climate change adaptation, disaster risk management, and the strengthening of health system infrastructures.
During the writing process of this book, the latest scientific findings and international experiences will be utilized to provide an applied and enlightening work for policymakers, health managers, and researchers.
It is worth noting that following the successful publication of the book Applied Qualitative Research Methodology, this work is the second book by Dr. Hamidreza Khanke, Professor and faculty member of the university, which has entered the production stage for writing and scientific guidance upon the invitation of this prestigious international publisher.
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