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Operational stress control in the former Yugoslavia : A joint endeavor.
The American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA, USA, 1997/05/17.
MILITARY MEDICINE, vol. 163, n° 6, 1998, pages 358-362, 8 réf., ISSN 0026-4075, USA
PINCUS (S.H.) *, BENEDEK (D.M.) *
The military has developed specialized mental health teams to evaluate and treat soldiers diagnosed with stress reactions and neuropsychiatric disorders.
The response of these mental health teams in support of the year-long peace enforcement mission to Bosnia-Herzegovina is reviewed.
Demographics and operational stressors are examined.
Stress control doctrine is tested and revised.
Credibility with leaders, chaplains, and medical personnel is achieved through rapid response to serious injury or fatality.
Emphasis is placed on successful marketing strategies, stress management and suicide prevention classes, prompt access to care, and decreasing the stigma of mental health through education.
Coordination of mental health assets promotes synergy and mission accomplishment.
Mots-clés BDSP : Psychopathologie, Stress, Evaluation, Examen clinique, Suicide, Relation médecin malade, Militaire, Yougoslavie, Europe, Homme, Système nerveux [pathologie], Psychiatrie
Mots-clés Pascal : Trouble psychiatrique, Stress, Evaluation, Exploration clinique, Facteur qualité, Forme clinique, Suicide, Relation médecin malade, Militaire, Yougoslavie, Europe, Homme, Système nerveux pathologie, Psychiatrie, Psychopathologie
Mots-clés Pascal anglais : Mental disorder, Stress, Evaluation, Clinical investigation, Q factor, Clinical form, Suicide, Physician patient relation, Military, Yugoslavia, Europe, Human, Nervous system diseases, Psychiatry, Psychopathology
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