There has been a good deal of research around the effectiveness of various CISD and CISM models but currently there is a trend to move towards a more resiliency based model. We are looking for any measurement tools that have been developed around the efficacy of these interventions that could be used no matter what particular model of CIR one chooses to use.
dear patricia,
I do not know if these papers are of use for you?
Article Characteristics of emergency personal related to peritraumat...
Article Development of a Critical Incident Stress Inventory for the ...
Article Applying Resilience Promotion Training Among Special Forces ...
Article Reflecting on a critical incident within the workplace
Hello Patricia
I was wondering if this was of any help; it covers the efficiency side but I'm not sure whether it is what you want:
Kim, J. K., Sharman, R., Rao, H. R., & Upadhyaya, S. (2007). Efficiency of critical incident management systems: Instrument development and validation. Decision Support Systems, 44(1), 235-250.
http://wings.buffalo.edu/academic/department/som/isinterface/papers/Kim_DSS.pdf
Very best wishes
Mary
Some scales about stress coping and emotion regulation might be used for the measurement of CIR.
Some scales about stress coping and emotion regulation might be used for the measurement of CIR.
Some scales about stress coping and emotion regulation might be used for the measurement of CIR.
Thanks for taking the time to answer my question.... trying to be a little more specific to outcome measurements of CIR....
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