Developing a comprehensive disaster and crisis response program for mental health : guidelines and procedures.

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TextPublication details: Centerport, N.Y. : NYSPA Disaster/Crisis Response Network, 1996Description: ix, 73 pSubject(s):

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362.20425 21

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Practical information and guidelines in crafting immediate emergency mental health intervention and services for local as well as national disasters of all types. It is intended for the disaster-informed reader with basic knowledge of disaster and crisis intervention and subsequent psychological trauma, and aware of existing services and agencies available in the community

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