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Poslední úprava: Milena Šebková (03.03.2022)
psychology, with an emphasis on crises and mass casualty incidents. |
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Poslední úprava: Milena Šebková (03.03.2022)
The course's goal is to provide a basic understanding of the psychology of emergencies and the application of psychology to crisis management. |
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Poslední úprava: Milena Šebková (03.03.2022)
a) Key reading: Main sources of information: www.mvcr.cz/psychologie http://psychologieprokrize.cz/ http://disaster.efpa.eu/ Vodáčková, D. a kol. Krizová intervence. Praha: Portál, 2002. Preiss, M., Vizinová, D.Psychické trauma a jeho terapie. Praha: Portál, 1999. Baštecká, B. a kol. Terénní krizová práce. Praha: Grada, 2005. Vymětal, Š.: Krizová komunikace a komunikace rizika, Praha: Grada 2009 b) Supplementary books: Praško, J. a kol. Posttraumatická stresová porucha a jak se jí bránit. Praha: Maxdorf, 2002. Praško, J. a kol. Stop traumatickým vzpomínkám. Praha: Portál, 2003. Štětina, J.a kol. Medicína katastrof a hromadných neštěstí. Praha: Grada Publishing, 2000. Knoppová, D. a kol. Telefonická krizová intervence. Praha: Remedium, 1997. Vymětal, Š., Šindelářová, B.: Novináři a neštěstí. Praha: Themis 2006. Vymětal, Š., Vitoušová, P.: Novináři a oběti trestných činů. Praha: Themis 2008. Vymětal, Š. a kol.: Možnosti psychologické podpory v Policii ČR. Praha: Themis 2010 www.icisf.org http://www.mvcr.cz/clanek/prirucky-a-metodicke-pomucky.aspx http://www.efpa.be/ http://wadem.medicine.wisc.edu/ http://www.traumaweb.org/ http://www.impact-kenniscentrum.nl/ |
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Poslední úprava: Milena Šebková (03.03.2022)
Lecture/seminar/consultation/video analysis |
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Poslední úprava: Milena Šebková (03.03.2022)
Attendance, seminar paper |
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Poslední úprava: Milena Šebková (03.03.2022)
● Introduction: history of the subject, current state – in Czechia and abroad, trends in the development of psychosocial support systems, Critical Incident Stress Management, Peer Support Counselling, trauma therapy options (EMDR, trauma seminars, TF-CBT, etc.). ● Individual victim of an emergency: main psychological regularities, stages of experience, case study – terrorism/holding hostages (Czech journalists in Iraq, April 2004), gun threats. ● Psychosocial support for victims of mass casualty incidents: types of mass casualty incidents, victims, main psychological regularities, work with victims, work with professionals (police officers, fire brigade, army, paramedics, journalists) – group debriefing, different techniques, case studies – 2002 Prague floods, 2004 Madrid train bombings, Beslan school siege, 2005 Egypt bombings, 2005 Tsunami, Vesina tram accident, 2008 Studénka railway accident, and so on. ● Organisation of psychosocial support systems in Czechia: psychosocial support as part of emergency disaster assistance, psychosocial support teams of the Ministry of the Interior, work with mass communication, creation of a European network of psychosocial support. Comparison with the systems of other European countries. Cooperation within the Integrated Rescue System/IRS (governmental and non-governmental organisations). Police system for assistance to victims of crimes and emergencies. Fire brigade system for posttraumatic care. Disaster Victim Identification. ● Psychology in crisis management, crisis communication and risk communication, psychological services within the IRS exercises (simulation of terrorist attacks and incidents with a large number of victims). Training of Ministry of Foreign Affairs staff before leaving for critical areas, training of Czech Airlines staff, etc. ● Recent case studies – psychological aspects of the Covid-19 pandemic, tornado in the South Moravian region, etc. ● Final lecture: Presentation of seminar papers, discussion on specific topics. ● Topics are chosen based on the needs of the students and the teacher. |