Psychiatric aspects of civilian disasters.

By:

Edwards, J. Guy

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1976Description: 4 pSubject(s):

Subject: Psychiatry into disaster planning and relief work should seen as a means of increasing awareness of, and sensitivity to, the way people react to extreme environmental stress and as an adjunct to the overall management of survivors.

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Reprinted from British Medical Journal; 1976; Vol. 1; p. 944-947

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Psychiatry into disaster planning and relief work should seen as a means of increasing awareness of, and sensitivity to, the way people react to extreme environmental stress and as an adjunct to the overall management of survivors.

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