Table 2 All resilience frameworks share three broad steps of intelligence: sensing, deliberating, and acting. However, resilience can not be reduced to these three elements. Resilience emerges out of the purpose to which sensing, deliberating and acting are applied. Each cell characterizes known aspects of intelligence required for resilience
From: Practical strategies to achieve resilient health systems: results from a scoping review
SOURCE | Afferent Sensing | Deliberation | Efferent Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
[5] | “Awareness of capacities and risks” | Utilize lessons to transform | Mobilization and coordination of resources Self-regulation Adaptation Provide services in all contexts |
[2]. | Collect Knowledge | Integrate and analyze knowledge. | Build socially accepted legitimate institutions Manage interdependence |
[10] | Learning, Absorption | Adaptation | Maintenance and transformation |
[17] [16] | Aware of assets and threats Diverse connections | Integrate | Self-regulate Adapt |