1. Promote sense of safety
2. Promote calming
3. Promote sense of self– and collective efficacy
4. Promote connectedness
5. Promote hope (Hobfoll, 2007).
1. Promote sense of safety
2. Promote calming
3. Promote sense of self– and collective efficacy
4. Promote connectedness
5. Promote hope (Hobfoll, 2007).
1. Promote sense of safety
2. Promote calming
3. Promote sense of self– and collective efficacy
4. Promote connectedness
5. Promote hope (Hobfoll, 2007).
Summarize the lesson accomulated in the first day and adapt the procedure accordingly.
Continue official spokesperson activity, that will give update on regular basis in clssical channels as well as social media.
Assess relevant risk factors of exposed population (e.g. sleep, sex, age, education, loss, type of trauma, previous exposure to trauma, any pre-existing comorbidity, extreeme response, dissociation).
Assess relevant risk factors of exposed population (e.g. sleep, sex, age, education, loss, type of trauma, previous exposure to trauma, any pre-existing comorbidity, extreeme response, dissociation).
Activate chain of command structure, including responsibilities regarding
a) communication, media;
b) who is in charge and what is he/she is in charge of;
c) logistics, basic needs, shelter, means of communication (cell phone, etc.);
d) resources (food, medical supply, communication resources, etc.);
e) home security/internal affairs, etc.
Activate chain of command structure, including responsibilities regarding
a) communication, media;
b) who is in charge and what is he/she is in charge of;
c) logistics, basic needs, shelter, means of communication (cell phone, etc.);
d) resources (food, medical supply, communication resources, etc.);
e) home security/internal affairs, etc.
Provide safety, adress physical needs, orientation, information, maintain communication.
Provide safety, adress physical needs, orientation, information, maintain communication.