SociTask12h-Adul0318

Continue official spokesperson activity, that will give update on regular basis in clssical channels as well as social media.

IndiPsyc6h-tChil0032

Reunification with family. Locate source of Support (communication with significant others) (Ozer, 2003).

mediMedi12h-Mili0114

Goals are:

(A) to reduce anxiety associated with disaster;

(B) related uncertainty by providing information;

(C) adhere to fact-based reporting;

(D) provide warnings before showing graphic material or decrease graphic content exposure (i.e. images of dead bodies, both close-up and distant);

(E) provide information about accessible health care resources for people who feel they may need help during and following disaster events;

(F) to educate those who may be at risk and facilitate help-seeking;

(G) indicate the date of the material being shown to differentiate between current events versus past events (i.e. time stamps in the broadcasted information) (Mash, Fullerton, Ursano, 2020).

SociComm12h-Adul0251

Provide safety, adress physical needs, orientation, information, maintain communication.

SociRisk1h-tAdul0298

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).

SociTask12h-Adul0319

Continue the target team activity that will deal with

1) ED, to provide orientation support, basic needs, connect with significant others;

2) work on the social media;

3) coordinate and monitor NGO activity.

IndiPsyc6h-tChil0033

Strategies to assure physical safety including health, according to the needs (Medical care and nutrition), reduce additional stressors

mediMedi24h-Adul0117

Goals are:

(A) to reduce anxiety associated with disaster;

(B) related uncertainty by providing information;

(C) adhere to fact-based reporting;

(D) provide warnings before showing graphic material or decrease graphic content exposure (i.e. images of dead bodies, both close-up and distant);

(E) provide information about accessible health care resources for people who feel they may need help during and following disaster events;

(F) to educate those who may be at risk and facilitate help-seeking;

(G) indicate the date of the material being shown to differentiate between current events versus past events (i.e. time stamps in the broadcasted information) (Mash, Fullerton, Ursano, 2020).