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Your COVID-19 risk: How to navigate this new world of uncertainty
New Scientist
The COVID-19 pandemic recently passed the milestone of a million deaths, and infections continue to rise. For months to come, perhaps years, we will have to keep a balance between minimising the deaths and harms caused by the coronavirus and carrying on with life to maintain our economic livelihoods and mental well-being.
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3 ways open ecosystems help P&C insurers thrive
NU Property Casualty 360
The value of third-party data is clearly understood in the P&C industry. From hazard data to property data, IoT, and more, insurers are awash in data.
As the sea of data assets expands, insurers must assess their ability to access data quickly and efficiently to drive immediate insights.
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Who is responsible? An insight into property flood resilience
PBC Today
Government has always been perceived as the first body responsible for flood protection. However, absolute protection from floods cannot be guaranteed due to ever-changing environmental conditions and unpredictable natural events.
Luckily, the impact of flood on properties can be minimised and this is where property flood resilience comes to play.
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Municipal liability in police misconduct lawsuits
Lawfare
Recent officer-involved shootings and public allegations of police misconduct have sparked legal discussion around accountability for law enforcement. Much of this discussion has come to focus on reforming qualified immunity, a complicated legal doctrine that can shield officers from liability in police misconduct lawsuits.
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D.C. proposals to change workers' compensation system get public hearing
The Washington Post
Injured D.C. workers, their advocates and the agency that runs the city’s workers’ compensation program testified before a D.C. Council committee Friday on legislation that would expand access to benefits. The city’s Office of Risk Management earlier this week said 79 workers have been notified they were reaching a 500-week cap on benefits set by the council in 2010.
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Protecting vulnerable older adults during the COVID-19 pandemic
IN Public Safety
As of October 21, there were 8.2 million confirmed cases of the coronavirus COVID-19 and over 221,000 deaths in the United States, whereas the global toll has reached over 40 million cases with over 1.1 million deaths, according to the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center. As with many crises and disasters, during this pandemic minorities, the elderly, the poor and other disadvantaged individuals have suffered a disproportionate number of those deaths.
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Managing distress in health care workers during COVID-19: Lessons from a disaster trauma lens
Psychiatric Times
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) blindsided the world. It exposed gaps in public health emergency planning at every level, including in the strategic planning to support mental health and wellness. Studies of the SARS and Ebola epidemics as well as natural disasters have taught us lessons about the importance of planning for and responding to the mental health needs of health care and frontline workers.
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