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Debriefing Red Cross disaster personnel: The multiple stressor debriefing model
Authors:Keith Armstrong  William O'Callahan  Charles R. Marmar
Affiliation:(1) Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center (116-P), Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Program, 4150 Clement Street, 94121 San Francisco, California;(2) The Stress Treatment Center, San Francisco, California;(3) San Mateo County Regional Manager, American Red Cross, Burlingame, California;(4) Department of Psychiatry, University of California, San Francisco
Abstract:During the 1989 San Francisco earthquake, Red Cross disaster personnel were involved in providing services which put them at risk for developing stress reactions including Post-traumatic Stress Disorder. This article describes the disaster relief effort in San Francisco and Oakland made by Red Cross workers and the debriefing which was provided to these personnel. Mitchell's Model for Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) was modified to fit the broad spectrum of needs and stresses experienced by disaster relief personnel. The Multiple Stressor Debriefing Model (MSDM) which evolved from this experience is discussed with specific recommendations for mental health workers involved in Debriefing Red Cross and other emergency personnel who face multiple stressors over an extended period of relief operations.
Keywords:debriefing  critical incident  stress disorder  disaster relief
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