澳大利亚红十字会的备灾心理方法

IF 1.1 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

Australian Journal of Emergency Management Pub Date : 2023-07-01 DOI:10.47389/38.3.31

J. Richardson, Leanne M. Kelly, Antonia Mackay

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摘要

应急和灾害准备工作往往集中在物质环境的准备工作上。将重点从身体转移到个人，人们可以在身体和心理上更好地准备面对这些事件并从中恢复。本文探讨了澳大利亚红十字会提高心理准备的方法。它概述了心理社会支持、适应能力和行为改变的理论是如何运作的，以及用于评估有效性的评估方法。

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Australian Red Cross psychosocial approach to disaster preparedness

Emergency and disaster preparedness is often centred on preparing the physical environment. Moving the emphasis from the physical to the personal, people can be physically and mentally better prepared to face and recover from these events. This paper examines the approach by Australian Red Cross to improve psychosocial preparedness. It outlines how theories of psychosocial support, adaptive capacity and behaviour change are operationalised as well as the evaluation methods used to assess effectiveness.

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Australian Journal of Emergency Management PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-

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期刊介绍： The Australian Journal of Emergency Management is an academic journal in emergency management covering all hazards and all emergencies with a primary focus on the Oceania region. The journal includes research and practice as well as issues from government policy to community engagement. The AJEM focuses on risk reduction, readiness, response, recovery and resilience particularly for Australasia, New Zealand and the Pacific region. Research presented in the AJEM is evidence-based and peer-reviewed. AJEM is an open access publication under a Creative Commons [CC BY-NC] license. This allows free and immediate access to scholarly articles and industry news and views. The AJEM does not charge author fees.