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Droughts are increasing in frequency and intensity as the global climate changes. Risk assessment for agricultural drought disasters is an important approach for disaster prevention and mitigation. Based on the formation mechanism of natural disaster risk, the index system model of agricultural drought risk assessment in North China was constructed, and the robustness of the established risk assessment model was tested by using the internal test method. Then based on the characteristics of agricultural drought risk formation in North China, the paper proposes corresponding risk prevention recommendations. The conclusions were as follows: when adjusting the indices and methods in the risk assessment model, the range of changes in the agricultural drought risk ranking for each city was mostly 1-2.5 places, and the model was relatively robust. With the exception of Beijing and Tianjin, which had the highest disaster prevention and mitigation capacity, central and northern China had the highest agricultural drought risk, which was previously linked to the high risk and vulnerability of these regions. The agricultural drought risk in northern Henan and southern Shandong is low, mainly due to the low risk. The 34 cities in North China can be divided into 6 agricultural drought risk clusters, which are not dispersed in space and cross-city distribution, and have good aggregation. Cluster 4, located in the northernmost mountainous areas, has the highest risk of drought, which is associated with high environmental vulnerability and low capacity for disaster prevention and mitigation, so agricultural areas should be reduced and agricultural input should be increased. Clusters 2, 5 and 6, located in the central and southern regions, have higher grain acreage and yields due to drought, so agricultural drought risk can be further reduced by increasing agricultural input and improving irrigation guarantee rate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In order to deeply analyze the drought and flood disaster response patterns of Tuojiang River Basin under the background of climate anomalies, this paper reconstructs the time series of drought and flood disaster of Tuojiang River Basin in the Qing Dynasty, and analyzed its related data with mathematical statistics, mutation test, power spectrum cycle analysis, ADF and Granger causality test, etc., to explore the occurrence patterns of drought and flood disasters in the Tuojiang River Basin in the Qing Dynasty and its climate driving force factors. The results show that, during the Qing Dynasty, 208 drought and flood disaster occurred in the Tuojiang River Basin, with an average of one drought and flood disasters occurring every 1.29 years. There were more flood disasters than drought disasters, with a total of 21 persistent flood and drought disasters and an overall high level of severity of disasters. Drought and flood disasters were interspersed frequently, and there were also drought and flood disasters coexisting during the same year. Drought and flood disasters were concentrated in a chain-like distribution from 1800 to 1910.The number of disasters peaked in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, and mega-disasters were concentrated in the middle and late Qing Dynasty. The year 1863 was an important mutation point for drought and flood disasters, after which the number of disasters increased significantly. Drought and flood disasters in the Qing Dynasty were significantly correlated with the average annual sunspot number, and continuous disaster events were more frequent around sunspot extreme years.The change cycle of drought and flood disasters is about 2.5 a, which is strongly consistent with the ENSO cycle. The number of drought and flood disasters in the Tuo River Basin was significantly higher during ENSO event years. With a lag period of 1a, sunspot activity and ENSO events are the main climatic triggers of drought and flood disasters changes. The research results not only fill the research gap of drought and flood disasters mechanism in the Tuojiang River Basin under climate change, but also enrich the knowledge of spatial and temporal distribution pattern and regularity of drought and flood disasters in the Yangtze River Basin. It provides a useful reference for strengthening the scientific use of water resources and disaster prevention and mitigation, and also provides an important reference for the flood and drought prevention and ecological civilization construction in the Tuojiang River Basin. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to further improve the ability of medical institutions to deal with mass and epidemic diseases, clinical workers need to have strong awareness of disease early screening and prevention and control, as well as the ability of monitoring, early warning, and emergency management. The underlying issue is the need to constantly strengthen clinical medical students' knowledge reserve and practical ability of preventive medicine. Especially in the process of medical education, how to strengthen clinical medical students' ability to master the basic knowledge and skills of preventive medicine, to be familiar with the management of mass and major epidemic diseases, and to establish the concept of prevention and treatment of acute and chronic diseases are urgent problems to be solved. This paper discussed in-depth the problems and measures related to the cultivation of disease prevention and control mindset and practical ability of clinical medical talents, so as to provide an important reference for improving the training mode of comprehensive clinical medical talents and the formulation of related policies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]