Prehospital Behavioral Emergencies and Crisis Response offers prehospital providers and mental health professionals a comprehensive resource on effectively handling behavioral emergencies ranging from large-scale disasters, to substance related emergencies, to psychotic disorders. This timely text also provides prehospital providers with suggestions for coping with job-related stress. The text incorporates well-known information-gathering tools such as SAMPLE and OPQRST, as well as two essential new tools for evaluating patients in a behavioral emergency: the SEA-3, a brief and simple assessment tool designed specifically for gathering information about a patient s mental status, and the SAFER-R model, a simple, yet thorough tool designed to help the emergency responder devise a quick and easy treatment plan to helping those in crisis.
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For the EMS psychologist,
This review is from: Prehospital Behavioral Emergencies and Crisis Response (Continuing Education) (Paperback)
If you are in EMS and deal with patients that are impaired or have other behavioral issues, this book is for you. It talks about the different types of behavioral issues people have and how to properly deal with them on your trip to the hospital. I bought my copy from Dwight, one of the authors himself.
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transition session, crisis intervention personnel, crisis management briefing, other crisis workers, crisis intervention principles, crisis action plan, prehospital environment, crisis intervention efforts, reorient the patient, crisis intervention process, prehospital personnel, excited delirium, individual crisis intervention, staff support program, prehospital provider, planning formula, last oral intake, delirious person, localized amnesia, behavioral emergency, bike teams, shared psychotic disorder, emergency provider, prehospital management, gency personnel Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, United States, Accessed May, Vital Vocabulary, Action Answer, American Psychiatric Association, Ellicott City, Text Revision, Chevron Publishing Corporation, Accessed July, Fourth Edition, American Psychiatric Press, Emergency Response, Critical Incident Stress Management, Critical Incident Stress Debriefing, Accessed March, Developmental Disorders Diagnosed, Powerful Event Group Support, Abnormal Psychology, National Institutes of Mental Health, Accessed April, Accessed June, Accessed August, Praeger Publishers, Federal Emergency Management Agency Browse Sample Pages:
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transition session, crisis intervention personnel, crisis management briefing, other crisis workers, crisis intervention principles, crisis action plan, prehospital environment, crisis intervention efforts, reorient the patient, crisis intervention process, prehospital personnel, excited delirium, individual crisis intervention, staff support program, prehospital provider, planning formula, last oral intake, delirious person, localized amnesia, behavioral emergency, bike teams, shared psychotic disorder, emergency provider, prehospital management, gency personnel Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, United States, Accessed May, Vital Vocabulary, Action Answer, American Psychiatric Association, Ellicott City, Text Revision, Chevron Publishing Corporation, Accessed July, Fourth Edition, American Psychiatric Press, Emergency Response, Critical Incident Stress Management, Critical Incident Stress Debriefing, Accessed March, Developmental Disorders Diagnosed, Powerful Event Group Support, Abnormal Psychology, National Institutes of Mental Health, Accessed April, Accessed June, Accessed August, Praeger Publishers, Federal Emergency Management Agency Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Surprise Me!
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