Psychosocial processes in disasters.

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Giel, R

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1990Description: 14p., 28 refsSubject(s):

Subject: Psychosocial processes are the determinants of community preparedness in disasters. Rehabilitation during postimpact phase is greatly facilitated by the presence of close social support networks. The role of mental health professionals is important during the pre- and postimpact phases and should be directed at the social support networks.

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Reprinted from International Journal of Mental Health; 1990; Vol 19 No 1; pp7-20

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Psychosocial processes are the determinants of community preparedness in disasters. Rehabilitation during postimpact phase is greatly facilitated by the presence of close social support networks. The role of mental health professionals is important during the pre- and postimpact phases and should be directed at the social support networks.

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