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Clinical Nursing Research, 1996
Crisis intervention is based upon crisis theory and is defined as a short-term active mode of therapy that focuses on solving the client's immediate problem and reestablishing psychological equilibrium. The crisis intervention program was the first phase in the development of a broader mental health program with advancement decisions being based upon ...
J A, Simington, L, Cargill, W, Hill
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Crisis intervention is based upon crisis theory and is defined as a short-term active mode of therapy that focuses on solving the client's immediate problem and reestablishing psychological equilibrium. The crisis intervention program was the first phase in the development of a broader mental health program with advancement decisions being based upon ...
J A, Simington, L, Cargill, W, Hill
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Assessment for crisis intervention
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2006AbstractThis article describes the triage assessment system (TAS) for crisis intervention. The TAS assesses affective, behavioral, and cognitive reactions of individuals to crisis events. This assessment model offers clinicians an understanding of the type of reactions clients are experiencing as well as the intensity of these reactions.
Rick A, Myer, Christian, Conte
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Education and Treatment of Children, 2019
:A percentage of individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities engage in severe, dangerous challenging behaviors. Two common approaches for intervening for these behaviors are function-based interventions (FBI), which have been effective ...
Bradley S Stevenson +2 more
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:A percentage of individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities engage in severe, dangerous challenging behaviors. Two common approaches for intervening for these behaviors are function-based interventions (FBI), which have been effective ...
Bradley S Stevenson +2 more
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Climate urbanism: crisis, capitalism, and intervention
Urban Geography, 2020Born out of one crisis (global economic recession) to address another crisis (climate change), climate urbanism represents a unique development paradigm that facilitates neoliberal accumulation through market-based investments in infrastructure ...
Joshua Long, J. Rice
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Crisis intervention team training: when police encounter persons with mental illness
Police Practice & Research, 2018The Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) model is an established training program used to improve police response to encounters involving persons with mental illness (PwMI).
Michele P. Bratina +3 more
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Family-Based Crisis Intervention With Suicidal Adolescents: A Randomized Clinical Trial
Pediatric emergency care, 2017Objective In current practice, treatment as usual (TAU) for suicidal adolescents includes evaluation, with little or no intervention provided in the emergency department (ED), and disposition, usually to an inpatient psychiatry unit.
E. Wharff +5 more
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Medical Care, 1985
The Health Maintenance Organization Act' and its subsequent clarifications2 stipulated that federally qualified HMOs must provide "short-term (not to exceed 20 visits), outpatient evaluation and crisis intervention mental health services." Neither the original law nor its regulations define crisis intervention or specify its nature.
D I, Cheifetz, J C, Salloway
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The Health Maintenance Organization Act' and its subsequent clarifications2 stipulated that federally qualified HMOs must provide "short-term (not to exceed 20 visits), outpatient evaluation and crisis intervention mental health services." Neither the original law nor its regulations define crisis intervention or specify its nature.
D I, Cheifetz, J C, Salloway
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Crisis Intervention for Nurses
Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing, 2013Cancer diagnoses and treatments can be crisis-causing events that overwhelm the usual coping abilities of patients and their families. Oncology nurses constantly are observing and attending to patients' diverse needs, ranging from biomedical to emotional, social, and psychological.
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Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 2019
Objective: Mental illness is a leading cause of disease burden; however, many barriers prevent people from seeking mental health services. Technological innovations may improve our ability to reach underserved populations by overcoming many existing ...
A. Jaroszewski, R. Morris, M. Nock
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Objective: Mental illness is a leading cause of disease burden; however, many barriers prevent people from seeking mental health services. Technological innovations may improve our ability to reach underserved populations by overcoming many existing ...
A. Jaroszewski, R. Morris, M. Nock
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2022
Abstract In palliative care, regardless of the setting, it is common for clinicians to encounter patients and families during times of heightened stress or crisis, when normal coping mechanisms may be compromised in the context of serious illness.
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Abstract In palliative care, regardless of the setting, it is common for clinicians to encounter patients and families during times of heightened stress or crisis, when normal coping mechanisms may be compromised in the context of serious illness.
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