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[The psychotrauma prevention algorithm, a paramedical pilot study].
Éric René1, Léa Bruneau2, Erick Gokalsing1
1Établissement public de santé mentale de la Réunion, Centre régional de psychotraumatisme océan Indien, 42 chemin Grand-Pourpier, 97460 Saint-Paul, la Réunion, France.
Soins. Psychiatrie
|May 8, 2024
Summary
This study introduces a psychotrauma prevention algorithm to reduce psychological trauma after serious life events. It uses initial assessments to tailor monitoring, aiming to prevent chronic conditions and maintain therapeutic links.
Area of Science:
- Psychotraumatology
- Clinical Psychology
- Preventive Medicine
Context:
- Serious life events can trigger significant psychological distress.
- Early intervention is crucial for managing psychotrauma.
- Maintaining therapeutic relationships is key in patient care.
Purpose:
- To introduce a psychotrauma prevention algorithm.
- To limit psychotrauma occurrence following adverse events.
- To personalize patient monitoring based on clinical needs.
Summary:
- The algorithm assesses psychotrauma severity and determines optimal monitoring strategies.
- It emphasizes outreach and ethical care principles.
- Regular patient recontact is employed to sustain the therapeutic alliance and prevent condition worsening.
Impact:
- Reduces the incidence of psychotrauma.
- Prevents the chronicity of traumatic stress.
- Enhances patient outcomes through proactive and personalized care.
