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adverse reactions to, 226 conclusion on, 226 – 227 for disaster coping/recovery, 221– 227 for disaster preparedness, 222 drug interactions with, 225 – 226 medicinal plant benefi ts and, 222 as mental health gateway, 221– 222 as nervines /adaptogens/ immunomodulators, 223 Herb-drug interactions, 225 – 226 Herman, J. L., 106 Hernandez, Brenda, 341 Hierarchy of needs, 183 –184 HIPAA. See Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Holocaust. See Israeli Holocaust survivors; Nazi Holocaust Hopelessness Scale, 145 House of Representatives Oversight Committee of the Department of Homeland Security, 51 Howe, Judy, 59 HRSA. See Health Services Resources Administration Hull, Randy, 97 Hurricane Hugo, 126 –128 Hurricane Juan, 96 Hurricane Katrina, 5, 8, 39, 59, 95, 343, 380 FEMA National Response Framework and, 121 fi rst responders and, 157 geographical damage of, 71 government assistance trust, lack of, 127 litigation during, 307– 308 major health issue of, 363 NGOs role, lack of, 123 –124 older person social isolation and, 124 person displacement by, 68 prescription medication, lack of, 291 PTSD after, 127 residential facility deaths and, 276 shelter offered during, 368 – 369 spirituality and, 229 – 230 SWiFT used during, 369 Hurricane Rita, 59, 68, 276, 380 Hypervigilance reaction, in PTSD, 334 – 335 Index 413 I IADLs. See Instrumental activities of daily living IAGG. See International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics ICD-10. See International Classifi cation of Disease IDEAS. See Interprofessional Disaster/ Emergency Preparedness Action Studies Project Group Imagery-based interventions, for postdisaster symptoms, 189 Inactive Ready Reserves (IRR), 329 Insomnia, 20 – 22, 191 Institute of Medicine (IOM), 249 Instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs), 32, 282, 288 Interdisciplinary treatment team as geriatric mental health resource, 249 –269 Choice and choosing process, 253 communication of, 252 EBP methods for, 253 – 255 narrative/refl ective practice techniques of, 251 for older persons choice/choosing process, 250 problem-solving simulations and, 260 – 268 quality of care and, 250, 252 quality of life and, 253 sample disaster prep scenarios for, 261–268 STEPS and, 252 – 253 team development/management of, 253 – 255 team maintenance of, 253 – 255, 259 training for, 253 International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics (IAGG), 91 International Classifi cation of Disease (ICD-10), 298 International Federation of Red Cross, 43, 119, 120 International Longevity Center-USA, 167 International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (ISTSS), 370
414 Index Interpersonally-based interventions, for postdisaster symptoms, 188 Interpersonal Therapy (Klerman), 303 Interprofessional Disaster/Emergency Preparedness Action Studies (IDEAS) Project Group, 95 Interprofessional team, 108–109 IOM. See Institute of Medicine IRR. See Inactive Ready Reserves Israeli Holocaust survivors, 277 ISTSS. See International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies J JEMS. See Joint Emergency Management System Joint Emergency Management System (JEMS), 97 K Kahn, R. L., 368 Kaniasty, K., 126, 213 Kirsch, T. D., 363 Klerman, G., 303 Kloseck, M., 101 Knowles, Malcolm, 382 Korean War veterans, 317, 321, 323 Kushner, H. S., 300 L Lachance, L., 89 Lalande, G., 88 Laughlin, C. D., 236 Lavender, 224 Lawson, E. J., 368 Lazarus, A. A., 177, 179 Learning modalities case examples as, 383 – 384 role-playing as, 384 tabletop exercises as, 383 for training program, 383 – 384 trigger tapes as, 384 Lee, S., 106 Lemon balm, 224 Lessons Learned from Hurricane Katrina (White House), 130 Licorice, 224 LIFE. See Vial of Lifesaving Information for Emergencies Lindsay, J., 87 Litigation anger and, 302 bereavement and, 307– 308, 311 DNR and, 307 in Hurricane Katrina, 307– 308 Lorazepam, 17, 190 M Madrid International Plan of Action on Aging (MIPAA), 92 Maimes, S., 223 Maltais, D., 88, 89 Managed behavioral health organizations (MBHOs), 209 The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit , 328 Manipulative/body-based methods, 214 Man-made disasters, 74 Manual-based psychotherapy, 304 – 305 MAOIs. See Monoamine oxidase inhibitors Marsee, M. A., 78 Martin, Karen, 98 MBHOs. See Managed behavioral health organizations McQuaide, S., 365, 366 Media limited use of, for AD, 344 Red River Manitoba fl oods report from, 87 response plan and, 73 MedicAlert + Safe Return Program, 351 Medication, 34 adverse reactions to, 37 bereavement and, 302, 303 – 304 dose consideration for, 37 herbal remedy interactions with, 225 – 226 management of, 11–12, 14, 34, 37– 39 PTSD management from, 190 –191, 301 self-help models in, 144 –145 supply/delivery of, 38 – 39 Medicinal plants, 223 –225 Memantine, 15, 19, 343 Mental disease case management for, 208 physical effects of, 41– 42 Mental health. See also Disaster-related mental health disaster impact on, 3, 5, 22 – 23 disaster recovery and, 77
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Contributors xi Foreword by Robert
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