Coping and adjustment strategies used by emergency services staff after traumatic incidents : implications for psychological debriefing, reconstructed early intervention and psychological first aid / by R. J. Ørner, S. King, A. Avery, R. Bretherton, P. Stolz and J. Ormerod

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Coping and adjustment strategies used by emergency services staff after traumatic incidents : implications for psychological debriefing, reconstructed early intervention and psychological first aid / by R. J. Ørner, S. King, A. Avery, R. Bretherton, P. Stolz and J. Ormerod

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Index New Zealand

Description

Examines whether there are any points of convergence between post incident coping and adjustment strategies used by 217 experienced emergency services workers and the principles that inform delivery of debriefing services.

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Journal

Date created

2003

Creator

Ørner, R. J., (Lincoln District Healthcare NHS Trust) (and others)

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/20928035

Related subjects

Psychological debriefing / Job stress -- Psychological aspects / Adjustment (Psychology) / Rescue work -- Psychological aspects

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