'Critical incident stress management' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 1

Chapter 1. Background Information. Agree or Disagree? (1 of 3). 1 . Rub snow on frostbitten skin. 2. Put butter on burned skin. 3. Immediately soak a sprained ankle in warm water. 4. Cut and suck the poison out of a snakebite. Agree or Disagree? (2 of 3).

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Chapter 47 Medical Incident Command

Chapter 47 Medical Incident Command. Disasters and Mass Casualty Incidents (MCIs). Most challenging situations Overwhelming Large number of patients Lack of specialized equipment and/or adequate help.

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Spencer, MA Water Emergency

Spencer, MA Water Emergency. April 25-28, 2007 Presented by Spencer Fire Chief Robert P. Parsons. Spencer, MA. Community of 13,000 residents 35 Square miles in size Full time private EMS Call Fire Department Roughly 1700 water connections to buildings

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Self Matters: Confronting Stress and Taking Care of Yourself

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Stress, Burnout and Psychosocial Support for Staff of the Emergency Medical Services

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Health, Safety, and Work-Life Program Overview

Health, Safety, and Work-Life Program Overview. LCDR Harold Price Regional Practice Manager. Work-Life Programs. Circle of Balance. Work-Life Purpose. Promote Balance of Work and Life Provide Tools & Resources Improve Mission Performance Enhance personal management

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2 . Firefighter Safety. Introduction. Fire service knows what injures and kills firefighters. Firefighting profession carries significant risk. Risk Risk management Firefighter safety is grounded in understanding risks and risk/benefit thinking. Safety Issues.

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The Indiana Department of Correction

The Indiana Department of Correction. presents. New Employee Orientation: Benefits. Performance Objectives. Identify the types of leave an employee earns each year. Identify the types of investment options available to IDOC employees.

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The Role of the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Before and After a Traumatic Event

The Role of the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Before and After a Traumatic Event Presented by May 8, 2013. What is a Traumatic Event?. Incident or series of events that cause moderate to severe stress reactions.

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Crisis

Crisis. Crisis. Source: any stressful event hazardous situation Maturational Situational Adjustment Disorder Can effect The individual Family Community Nation. Crisis vs. Stress. Period of severe disorganization Failure of Coping Mechanisms Lack of usual resources

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EMT Well Being

EMT Well Being. Who takes care of us?. The Well-Being of the EMT-1. Personal health, safety, and well-being are vital to an EMS operation Hazards are common Mental and physical stresses are part of the job. Rescuer well being. Death & dying Critical Incident Stress CISM

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Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM)

Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM). American Military University Daytona Beach Police Department Chuck Russo, PhD Carrie Courtney, RCSWI. CISM. Definition of a Critical Incident The Role of CISM What CISM Does Not Do How CISM Helps the First Responder Return.

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The Employee Assistance Program: A Brief Review for Managers

The Employee Assistance Program: A Brief Review for Managers. Presenter: Stanley Comisiak May 3, 2011. Objectives. Learn EAP parameters for employees Discover how the EAP effectively supports managers and organizational productivity. The Employee Assistance Program: A Definition.

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Critical Incident Stress Management

Critical Incident Stress Management. Everyone has the potential to develop Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in his or her life Critical Incident Stress is a normal reaction in normal people to an abnormal event

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Fire Departments

Fire Departments. Created by Curt Harrell & Jesse Kuzy for. What do Fire Departments Do?. Fire departments provide a wide range of services, including: Protecting lives and property from fire Providing emergency medical services

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The National Liquor Law Enforcement Association

The National Liquor Law Enforcement Association. NLLEA: Who We Are. State, Provincial, County, Municipal & Campus Law Enforcement Personnel Sworn and non-sworn officers Vested interest in liquor law enforcement matters 501(c)6 Non-profit association Unaffiliated with the alcohol industry.

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for Spouse Pre-Command Course 14 May 2007

Using the SFA Wisely. for Spouse Pre-Command Course 14 May 2007. Army Families.

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