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CDC - Psychological First Aid in Radiation Disasters (Training program) - March 29, 2024

sharon sanders

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
Psychological First Aid in Radiation Disasters

Public Health
March 29, 2024​

Purpose


Psychological first aid in radiation disasters training program designed to increase awareness of mental health consequences of a radiological or nuclear emergency.

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Developed by: Oak Ridge Associated Universities
Overview


Psychological mental health consequences of radiation disasters are unique, serious, and can be more severe and longer lasting than physical and economic consequences.

Disaster preparedness training can reduce the risk of post-traumatic stress disorder for workers and volunteers who respond to disasters.

Disaster mental health training is important for all:
  • Public health professionals
  • Clinicians
  • First responders
  • Volunteers who may respond to a radiation disaster
The psychological first aid in radiation disasters training program is designed to increase awareness of mental health consequences of a radiological or nuclear incident.
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https://www.cdc.gov/radiation-emergencies/php/training/pfaird.html
 
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