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Section I - History and Theory; 1 Weisaeth: Historical background of early intervention in military settings; 2 Gersons: Historical background: Social psychiatry and crisis theory; 3 Rose, Bisson & Wessely: A systematic review of single psychological interventions (’debriefing’) following trauma. Updating the Cochrane review and implications for good practice; Section 2 - Current Theories and Conceptualisation of Early Reactions to Trauma; 4 McFarlane: Early reactions to traumatic events. The diversity of diagnostic formulations; 5 Shalev: Psychobiological perspectives on early reactions to traumatic events; 6 Perrin: Learning theory perspectives on early reactions to traumatic events; 7 Pilgrim: Cognitive perspectives on early reactions to traumatic events; 8 Ajdukovic & Ajdukovic: Systemic approaches to early interventions in a community affected by organised violence; Section 3 - The new evidence base for reconstructing early intervention after trauma; 9 Bailly: A psychodynamically oriented intervention strategy for early reactions to trauma; 10 Schnyder & Moergeli: The course and development of early reactions to traumatic events: baseline evidence from a non-intervention follow-up study; 11 Shalev & Ursano: Mapping the multidimensional picture of acute responses to traumatic stress; 12 Brewin & Rose: Screening to identify individuals at risk after exposure to trauma; 13 Orner: A new evidence base for making early intervention in emergency services complementary to officers’ preferred adjustment and coping strategies; Section 4: The Evidence Base Provided by Applied Early Intervention Strategies; 14 Bryant: Cognitive behaviour therapy of acute stress disorder; 15 Freeman: Drugs and physical treatment after trauma; 16 Yule: Early intervention strategies with traumatised children, adolescents and families; 17 de Jong & Kleber: Early psychosocial interventions for war-affected populations; 18 Resnick, Acierno, Stafford & Minhinnett: Early intervention strategies applied following rape; 19 Bisson: A brief early intervention service for accident and assault victims; 20 Avery & King: The Lincolnshire Joint Emergency Services Initiative: an early intervention protocol for emergency services staff; 21 Mehlum: Strategies for early intervention after trauma adopted by the Norwegian armed forces; 22 Ruzek & Cordova: The role of hospitals in delivering early intervention services following traumatic events; 23 Buus-Jensen and Baron: Training programmes for building competence in early intervention skills; Section 5: Early Intervention Reconstructed; 24 Orner and Schnyder: Progress made towards reconstructing early intervention after trauma: emergent themes; 25 Orner and Schnyder: Progress made towards reconstructing early intervention after trauma: principles of evidence based practice

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