Author's name: Nguyen Duc Quynh
Dissertation Title: Adapting to Emergency Situations in Fire and Rescue Police
Field of study of the thesis: Psychology
Major: Psychology Code: 62 31 04 01
Name of the postgraduate training unit: University of Social Sciences and Humanities - Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
1. Purpose and scope of the thesis
1.1. Research Objectives
This study examines the theoretical and practical aspects of adaptation to emergency response by fire and rescue police, the psychological manifestations of officers during duty, factors affecting adaptation to emergency response by fire and rescue police, and recommendations to improve adaptation to emergency response by fire and rescue police.
1.2. Research Subjects
The manifestation and level of adaptation of fire and rescue police in handling emergency situations.
2. Research methods used
- Documentary research method, document
- Questionnaire survey method
- Expert method
- Observation method
- In-depth interview method
- Analytical methodstypical psychology
- Methods for processing research results using mathematical statistics
3. Main results and conclusions
3.1. Main results
* In theory
Research on adaptation in emergency response by firefighters and rescue personnel provides further scientific and practical basis for the fields of psychology and fire prevention and rescue. The thesis systematizes research on adaptation in emergency response, develops conceptual tools and a theoretical framework on the manifestations of adaptation in emergency response, common responses after emergency response by firefighters and rescue personnel, and identifies factors influencing adaptation in emergency response by firefighters and rescue personnel.
* In practice
Research results from 396 firefighters currently serving in four provinces and cities: Hanoi, Hai Phong, Quang Ninh, and Vinh Phuc, show that: Firefighters and rescue personnel have a high level of adaptability in handling emergency situations. They understand the nature, methods, and procedures for resolving emergencies. They maintain a proactive attitude, readily accepting orders; their mindset is always proactive, positive, calm, confident, and resolute in carrying out their duties to the end. Their combat actions are highly effective, ensuring the successful completion of assigned tasks. This objectively reflects the professional competence of the firefighters, meeting the professional requirements assigned by society. The study also indicates statistically significant differences in the adaptability of firefighters and rescue personnel in handling emergency situations based on training level, rank, years of service, and area of work.
Common psychological reactions among firefighters and rescue personnel during and after emergency response situations are normal. Common coping mechanisms include: sharing feelings, thoughts, and anxieties with colleagues; calling family members; and listening to music or watching movies after returning from duty.
Objective factors:environment; equipment, vehicles, machinery; commandand subjective factors:combat experience; professional skillsIt has the potential to predict/promote adaptation to address climate change, however, this predictive/promoting capability is not high.
3.2. Conclusion
Adapting to the handling of emergency situations by fire and rescue police is a proactive and positive process of changing the awareness, attitudes, and actions of officers in order to make quick, timely, and appropriate decisions in response to the demands of fire and explosion situations, preventing and controlling serious, unusual, and sudden incidents that could lead to severe consequences for individuals and society, while still ensuring their psychological and mental stability after the event.
The research results have proven the validity of the thesis's hypothesis that adaptation in resolving emergency situations by fire and rescue police officers is at a high level. This adaptation is manifested in the actions and attitudes of fire and rescue police officers at a very high level, and in their awareness at a high level.
Common coping mechanisms for soldiers experiencing psychological distress include: sharing their feelings and thoughts with colleagues; calling family members; and listening to music or watching movies after returning from duty.
Both objective and subjective factors have the potential to predict/promote adaptation to address critical situations; however, this predictive/promoting ability is not high.
SUMMARY OF DOCTORAL THESIS
Full name: Nguyen Duc Quynh
Thesis topic: Adapting to dealing with emergencies of fire and rescue police
Scientific branch of the thesis: Psychology
Major: Psychology Code: 62 31 04 01
The name of postgraduate training institution: University of Social Sciences and Humanities
1. The purpose and subject of the thesis'Sresearch
1.1. Research purposes
Researching theories and situations of adaptation to dealing with the emergencies of the fire and rescue police, the psychological manifestations of soldiers during the performance of the missions, the factors affecting the adaptation to dealing with the emergencies of fire and rescue police and recommendations to improve adaptation to dealing with emergencies by fire and rescue police.
1.2. Research subjects
Expression, degree of adaptation to dealing with emergencies of fire and rescue police.
2. The research methods used
- Method of reesearching materials and documents
- Methods of investigation by questionnaire
- Professional method
- Method of observation
- In-depth interview method
- Typical psychological analysis method
- Method of handling research results by mathematical statistics
3. Ghostjorresults and conclusion
3.1.Wallresults
* In theory
The research of adaptation to dealing with emergency situations of fire and rescue police provides more scientific and practical basis for psychology and fire protection and rescue. The thesis has systematic researches on adaptation in dealing with emergencies, developing tool concepts, theoretical frameworks for the manifestations of adaptation to dealing with emergencies, and common responses after dealing with the emergencies of fire and rescue police and indicating the factors affecting the dealing with emergencies of the fire and rescue police.
* About practice
Research results on 396 soldiers working in 4 provinces and cities: Hanoi, Hai Phong, Quang Ninh, Vinh Phuc shown: Adapting to dealing with emergencies of fire and rescue police at high level. The soldiers were aware of the nature, ways and procedures for handling emergencies. Having an attitude of being proactive and ready to receive orders; The mind is always proactive, positive, calm, confident and resolute to perform the task to the end. The combat action of the soldiers is shown at a high level, ensuring good efficiency of the assigned work. That objectively reflects the professional competence of the soldiers, meets the professional requirements that society assigns. The research also indicated that there was a serious significant difference in adapting to dealing with emergencies of fire and rescue police based on training level, rank, seniority and working area.
Common psychological manifestations of fire and rescue police during and after resolving emergencies are normal. Common responses to soldiers' psychological manifestations are: sharing their feelings, thoughts and anxieties with colleagues; calling relatives in the family; listening to music, watching movies after returning to the mission.
Objective factors:environment; environment; equipment, facilities, machines; commandand subjective elements:combat experience; professional qualificationsthat are capable of forecasting/promoting adapted to solving emergencies, but this ability of forecasting/promoting is not high.
3.2. Conclusion
Adapting to dealing with emergency situations of fire and rescue police is a positive and proactive process to change perceptions, attitudes and actions of soldiers in order to make quick, timely and appropriate decisions in accordance with the requirements of situations of fire, explosion and accidents in order to prevent and control serious, abnormal and unexpected events that may lead to serious consequences to individuals and society while ensuring their psychological and mental stability after the events.
The research results have demonstrated the correctness of the thesis's research hypothesis, which adapts to dealing with emergency situations of fire and rescue police at high level. In particular, the adaptation is expressed through the actions and attitudes of the fire and rescue police at a very high level and high level of awareness.
Common responses to soldiers' psychological manifestations are: sharing their feelings, thoughts and anxieties with colleagues; calling relatives in the family; listening to music, watching movies after returning to the mission.
The objective and subjective groups are capable of forecasting / promoting adapted to dealing with emergency situations, but this capacity of forecasting / promoting is not high.
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