Linda Semlitz, Kaori Ogiwara, Inka Weissbecker, Elizabeth Gilbert, Maiko Sato, Machi Taniguchi, Chikako Ishii, Chie Sawa
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国际医疗团(International Medical Corps)与日本当地一家非营利性心理健康组织TELL合作,为支持日本3月11日地震幸存者的福利和志愿者组织开发了本地化的心理急救(PFA)培训。2011年三重灾害培训大大提高了参与者在应用防灾减灾原则和以安全方式与受灾人口互动方面的能力。国际医疗队和TELL在制定、实施和评估培训方面的合作,有可能为其他受灾环境中的防灾减灾活动提供信息。
Psychological first aid training after Japan's triple disaster: changes in perceived self competency.
International Medical Corps and TELL, a local mental health non-profit organization in Japan, collaborated to develop localized Psychological First Aid (PFA) training of welfare and volunteer organizations supporting survivors of the Japan March 11, 2011 triple disaster The trainings significantly increased participants 'perceived competency in applying PFA principles and in interacting with the disaster affected populations in a safe manner The collaboration between International Medical Corps and TELL in developing, implementing and evaluating the training has potential to inform PFA activities in other disaster affected settings.