A report on critical incident stress debriefing.

By:

Tisbury, Keith N

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Metropolitan Fire Brigade (Melbourne, Vic.)

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: August 1988Description: iv, 32pReport number: DISTRICT-OFFICERS-COURSE-13Subject(s):

Subject: An assessment of the need for and benefits of psychological debriefing in the Metropolitan Fire Brigade. An understanding of the need for preventative and educational measures related to staff mental health and mental fitness is emphazsized. The cost implications of implementing the recommendations are also presented.

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An assessment of the need for and benefits of psychological debriefing in the Metropolitan Fire Brigade. An understanding of the need for preventative and educational measures related to staff mental health and mental fitness is emphazsized. The cost implications of implementing the recommendations are also presented.

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