Workplace disaster : preparedness, response, and management / R. Paul Maiden, Rich Paul, Christina Thompson, editors.

"Co-published simultaneously as Journal of Workplace Behavioral Health, volume 21, numbers 3/4, 2006."

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Employee assistance program responses to large scale traumatic events: lessons learned and future opportunities / Rich Paul, Christina Thompson<BR> Responding to workplace terrorism: applying military models of behavioral health and public health response / David M. Benedek... [et. al]<BR> Case studies of Federal Occupational Health's EAP responses to natural disasters / Diane Stephenson, Dorothea U. Schneider<BR> An integrated approach to expand one federal government EAP's role beyond disaster response / Bernard E. Beidel<BR> Managing the trauma of community violence and workplace accidents in South Africa / R. Paul Maiden, Lourens Terblanche<BR> Resiliency in the aftermath of repetitious violence in the workplace / Sally Bishop... [et. al]<BR> Strategic specialty partnerships: enabling the EAP for evidence informed best practices in workplace crisis response / Bob VandePol... [et. al]<BR> Compassion fatigue, compassion satisfaction, and burnout: reactions among employee assistance professionals providing workplace crisis intervention and disaster management services / Jodi M. Jacobson<BR> Workplace crisis intervention: a systematic review of effect sizes / George S. Everly, Jr. ... [et. al]<BR> Responding in times of crisis - an exploratory study of employer requests for critical incident response services / Kristina L. Greenwood... [et. al].

"For years, employee assistance programs have been providing critical incidence stress management services to employees who have been involved in, or witness to, workplace fatalities and accidents that are likely to traumatize workers and affect quality of work and increase sick leave and health claims. Workplace Disaster Preparedness, Response, and Management presents successful strategies for rapid response to episodes of workplace violence, natural disasters, and acts of terrorism that have become all-too-common occurrences in the workplace." -- BOOK JACKET.