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This study examined the content of 104 scientific papers based on advice made by researchers to emergency organizations on how to use social media in crisis situations. As a result, 5 lessons learned were identified, discussed and presented. | This study examined the content of 104 scientific papers based on advice made by researchers to emergency organizations on how to use social media in crisis situations. As a result, 5 lessons learned were identified, discussed and presented. | ||
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Publishing Organisation:
Mats ErikssonYear:
2018Languages:
EnglishStatus:
PublishedCovers Thematic
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Audience experience level
Disaster Management Phase
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This study examined the content of 104 scientific papers based on advice made by researchers to emergency organizations on how to use social media in crisis situations. As a result, 5 lessons learned were identified, discussed and presented.