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First-aid management of psychological emergencies: 1
British Journal of Nursing, 1993Psychological emergencies are complex events whose management requires considerable skill on the part of the nurse aider. This article, the first in a series on the management of psychological emergencies, outlines the main areas of assessment and the nurse-aid management of a psychologically disturbed person.
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Psychosocial Intervention and Psychological First Aid
2023In recent years, both globally and in our country, the occurrences of disasters, pandemics, crises, migrations, and wars have been increasing. In such situations, people experience losses, and after these losses, they face various challenges in order to continue their lives.
SARGIN, Nurten, DEMİRELLİ, Mehmet Akif
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MEND of Psychological First Aid
M.E.N.D. The word "MEND" carries a variety of associated meanings, such as repair, fix, recover, or simply improve and resolve. This concept lies at the heart of my advocacy, particularly in helping individuals navigate the aftermath of a traumatic event. While the goal is not to completely "fix" or "prepare" someone, it is instead to provide supportopenaire +2 more sources
A Rapid Realist Review of Group Psychological First Aid for Humanitarian Workers and Volunteers
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021Frédérique Vallières +2 more
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Psychological first-aid: a practical aide-memoire.
Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, 1995Despite advances made in recent years in medical first aid, psychiatric intervention, survival training and equipment design, many people still perish quickly during and immediately following a disastrous event. In this study, individuals and groups of survivors of life-threatening events were debriefed and the behavior of those who coped well during ...
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