The importance of community mental health programmes in countries which have experienced man-made disasters / V. Dubois, D. Guha-Sapir and M. De Clercq.

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TextPublication details: Brussels, Belgium : Elsevier, 1999Description: p. 219-225Subject(s):

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Subject: Community mental health programmes could broach the problem of trauma within civilian communities and among the more vulnerable groups in particular. An awareness of this aspect of mental health should be incorporated into humanitarian medical training programmes.

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Emergency psychiatry in a changing world : proceedings of the 5th World Congress of the International Association for Emergency Psychiatry, Brussels, Belgium, 15-17 October 1998--P. [i]

Emerging psychiatry in a changing world--Cover title

Includes bibliography (p. 224-225)

Spiral binding

Community mental health programmes could broach the problem of trauma within civilian communities and among the more vulnerable groups in particular. An awareness of this aspect of mental health should be incorporated into humanitarian medical training programmes.

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