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Greenstone, James L.

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The elements of disaster psychology : = managing psychosocial trauma : an integrated approach to force protection and acute care /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	The elements of disaster psychology :/ by James L. Greenstone.
Reminder of title:	managing psychosocial trauma : an integrated approach to force protection and acute care /
Author:	Greenstone, James L.
Published:	Springfield, Ill. :Charles C. Thomas, Publisher, : c2008.,
Description:	xviii, 270 p. :ill. ;26 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Understand the general principles of preparing to respond : the psychosocial aspects of disasters and disaster intervention -- Take care of yourself : your first responsibility -- Be ready to respond to the call-out and deployment -- Arrive at the disaster site or staging area prepared to intervene : adjust your mindset -- Understand crisis intervention skills, procedures and models, and how to apply them -- Take care of victims and refer as needed -- Respond to children who are victims of the disaster -- Perform essential post-incident tasks -- Attend to special issues and concerns -- Consider the issues of suicide -- Pay attention to intervener survival -- Learn and utilize effective communication skills -- Plan and prepare intervener equipment -- Remember these things when responding to a disaster -- Attend to public health concerns -- Understand the role and function of the disaster mental health professional -- Understand standard of care under normal circumstances versus sufficiency of care during disaster situations -- Know the legal aspects of disaster crisis intervention -- Know how to do psychological triage -- Understand the dangers of disaster response -- Explore the utilization of state defense forces : uniformed medical reserve corps for disaster medical and psychosocial response -- Understand the relationship between crisis intervention and critical incident stress management.
Subject:	Crisis intervention (Mental health services) -
ISBN:	9780398077853$b(pbk.):

The elements of disaster psychology : = managing psychosocial trauma : an integrated approach to force protection and acute care /
Greenstone, James L.

The elements of disaster psychology :managing psychosocial trauma : an integrated approach to force protection and acute care /by James L. Greenstone. - Springfield, Ill. :Charles C. Thomas, Publisher,c2008. - xviii, 270 p. :ill. ;26 cm.

Includes bibliographical references (p. [235]-246) and indexes.

Understand the general principles of preparing to respond : the psychosocial aspects of disasters and disaster intervention -- Take care of yourself : your first responsibility -- Be ready to respond to the call-out and deployment -- Arrive at the disaster site or staging area prepared to intervene : adjust your mindset -- Understand crisis intervention skills, procedures and models, and how to apply them -- Take care of victims and refer as needed -- Respond to children who are victims of the disaster -- Perform essential post-incident tasks -- Attend to special issues and concerns -- Consider the issues of suicide -- Pay attention to intervener survival -- Learn and utilize effective communication skills -- Plan and prepare intervener equipment -- Remember these things when responding to a disaster -- Attend to public health concerns -- Understand the role and function of the disaster mental health professional -- Understand standard of care under normal circumstances versus sufficiency of care during disaster situations -- Know the legal aspects of disaster crisis intervention -- Know how to do psychological triage -- Understand the dangers of disaster response -- Explore the utilization of state defense forces : uniformed medical reserve corps for disaster medical and psychosocial response -- Understand the relationship between crisis intervention and critical incident stress management.

ISBN: 9780398077853$b(pbk.):NT$1665

LCCN: 2007032833Subjects--Topical Terms:

530589
Crisis intervention (Mental health services)

LC Class. No.: RC480.6 / .G7193 2008

Dewey Class. No.: 616.89/14

National Library of Medicine Call No.: WM 401 / G815ea 2007

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