Resource guide for critical incident stress and debriefing in human service agencies.

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Victoria Dept of Human Services Human Resources Branch

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TextPublication details: Maelbourne, Vic. : Dept of Human Services, c1997Description: v, 61 pSubject(s):

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616.852109945 21

Subject: This guide decribes critical incidents and the critical incident stress approach that is currently used throughout the Dept., discusses strategies to mitigate critical incident stress, and offers management models to assist human service agencies in the support of staff involved in stressful and traumatic incidents in the workplace

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Reprinted from The Australian Counselling Psychologist; 1995; v. 11, no. 1; p. 19-25

This guide decribes critical incidents and the critical incident stress approach that is currently used throughout the Dept., discusses strategies to mitigate critical incident stress, and offers management models to assist human service agencies in the support of staff involved in stressful and traumatic incidents in the workplace

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