Titlebook: Creating a Comprehensive Trauma Center; Choices and Challeng Mary Beth Williams,Lasse A. Nurmi Book 2001 Springer-Verlag US 2001 Holocaust.

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Privately Developed Trauma Centers in the United States,rview that was then summarized. The summary was sent to the interviewee, who reviewed its content and style and made corrections and additions when appropriate. Several descriptions were revised many times, as circumstances in the organizations changed; others were accepted “as is.” Many of the cent

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Centers Specializing in Trauma and the Workplace,, ranging from the United States to Australia to Germany. These centers often provide crisis intervention services to organizations and companies, help businesses develop crisis plans, and work with management as well as staff.

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Centers for Holocaust Survivors and Their Families, stress, Holocaust survivors and their families were experiencing the long-term aftereffects of their horrendous experiences. Yael Danieli’s research (1988,1998) and work with survivors and their families was the impetus for others and gave the prototype for survivor-related programs. Several of the

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Trauma Centers for Children, not reply to requests for information or interviews, or after the description was completed, did not review the material for accuracy. Therefore, the data for those centers from the interviews with Robert Pynoos and William Yule may be somewhat dated. The centers described in this chapter, though,

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Government-Funded Trauma Centers,rmer military personnel. These programs may service a specific geographic area (e.g., the Veterans Outreach Center serving the Northern Virginia area in the United States) or may serve an entire nation (e.g., in Sweden).

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The Experts View of What Trauma Is and How to Treat It,is book discussed their views of the “state of the trauma world” at the present time. These views differ, to say the least. In fact, many of their perceptions of the existence, intensity, and frequency of traumatic events are in direct juxtaposition. In spite of these contrasting views, the responde

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The Hamburg Experience,ormation to the authors to be used in the descriptions provided in this volume. Those individuals either provided information about or discussed their centers’ missions, philosophies, theory bases, and visions of an ideal center and whether the centers worked with sexual abuse survivors, refugees, a

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Book 2001nto practice someday in the future. THE COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION QUESTION In 1989, one question on the written comprehensive examination ques­ tions for my doctorate was, "If you were to create a comprehensive trauma center in your suburban area, making use of what you have learned in your [doctora