Design of Campus Emergency Response System in Public Health Emergencies

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作者：
Sun Y. [1 ]
机构：
[1] Xi'an Fanyi University, Shanxi province, Xi'an
来源：
Journal of Commercial Biotechnology | 2022年 / 27卷 / 03期
关键词：
Campus Emergency Response System (CERS); Public Health Emergencies (PHE); Smart PLS Algorithm;
D O I：
10.5912/JCB1099
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摘要：
The main aim of this research study investigates the design of the Campus Emergency Response System in Public Health Emergencies. The research study based on primary data analysis determines the research used different questions related to the campus emergency response system. These questions depend upon open-ended and closed-ended for gathering the data used in survey methods. The general public including the health department is considered as research participants. To determine the research study used smart PLS software and run results including indicator correlation coefficient, composite reliability, path coefficient, and total effects, which also explain the significant analysis and smart PLS Algorithm model between them. The result found that there is a negative but significant analysis between campus emergency response systems in public health emergencies. Another result found that there are direct and significant links of design campus emergency response systems in the health of public participants. © 2022 Authors. All rights reserved.
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