Airline disaster: a stress debrief program for police.

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Wagner, Marcia

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1980Description: 5pSubject: The report summarizes the stress debrief program. Information on background planning is presented in order to describe a collaboration between law enforcement people and mental health people, as both sides are involved in an educational process. Following a description of the planning and training effort is a summary of the issues related to the stress groups themselves. Finally, an evaluation and recommendations are offered to encourage continuing discussion in the area of disaster and police stress.

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Reprinted from Police Stress; Spring 1980; Vol 1 No 4; pp16-19

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The report summarizes the stress debrief program. Information on background planning is presented in order to describe a collaboration between law enforcement people and mental health people, as both sides are involved in an educational process. Following a description of the planning and training effort is a summary of the issues related to the stress groups themselves. Finally, an evaluation and recommendations are offered to encourage continuing discussion in the area of disaster and police stress.

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