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Model of Critical Incident and Trauma Debriefing as Practiced by the Trauma Centre of Australia
Immediate
On-site, group / individual debriefing as required, with follow-up as required by the customer.
Group or significant others debriefing as required by the customer.
Call out response
Response to information from service centre / caller.
Particulars of organisation; i.e. company, business.
Name of caller and contact details.
Who is responsible, or in charge at the site.
Incident details and clients to be seen.
Assessment of further counselling requirements and / or referral.
On-site contact
Report to persons in charge.
Details of nature of incident and concerns.
Development of a debriefing plan.
Staff debrief
Ascertain individual vs. group approach.
Deliver psychological counselling to facilitate recovery.
Debriefing process
Explanation of the process, e.g., feelings / reaction / symptoms / education phase.
Further contact and ongoing requirements.
Assessment and feedback
Clients at risk – their needs and support services.
Return to work plans and follow-up.
After initial contact, feedback to managers, person in charge.
Follow-up counselling
Negotiated with client and employee.
Monitored specific needs, with focus on symptoms.
Anger management.
Reports and
case closure
Specific format with details reflecting future requirements.
Follow-up referrals and case satisfaction surveys.