Prevention and control of stress among emergency workers : a pamphlet for team managers.

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United States. Agency for Health Care Policy and Research

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1987Description: 8 pReport number: DHHS-PUBLICATION-NO.-(ADM)-88-1496Subject(s):

Subject: Discusses approaches that may be helpful to managers in dealing with disaster-related stress among workers. It suggests interventions before, during and after disaster. The suggestions presented here are guidelines based on a wealth of experience from disaster workers.

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Discusses approaches that may be helpful to managers in dealing with disaster-related stress among workers. It suggests interventions before, during and after disaster. The suggestions presented here are guidelines based on a wealth of experience from disaster workers.

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