Trauma of Terrorism Sharing Knowledge and Shared Care an International Handbook
The primary care health system as a core resource in response to terrorism
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Heldring, M; Kudler, H
January 1, 2005
Living through a terrorist event or under threat of attack affects both mental and physical health. A nation’s primary care system plays a critical role under such circumstances. This article reviews the American experience after September 11, 2001 and advocates for integration of mental and physical health services in primary care settings as a key counter-terrorism strategy. Americans put their trust in primary care providers. The nation’s healthcare system must develop and implement a strategy that informs and supports primary care providers in meeting the mental health needs of a nation confronted by terrorism.
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January 1, 2005
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Heldring, M., & Kudler, H. (2005). The primary care health system as a core resource in response to terrorism. In Trauma of Terrorism Sharing Knowledge and Shared Care an International Handbook (pp. 541–552).
Heldring, M., and H. Kudler. “The primary care health system as a core resource in response to terrorism.” In Trauma of Terrorism Sharing Knowledge and Shared Care an International Handbook, 541–52, 2005.
Heldring M, Kudler H. The primary care health system as a core resource in response to terrorism. In: Trauma of Terrorism Sharing Knowledge and Shared Care an International Handbook. 2005. p. 541–52.
Heldring, M., and H. Kudler. “The primary care health system as a core resource in response to terrorism.” Trauma of Terrorism Sharing Knowledge and Shared Care an International Handbook, 2005, pp. 541–52.
Heldring M, Kudler H. The primary care health system as a core resource in response to terrorism. Trauma of Terrorism Sharing Knowledge and Shared Care an International Handbook. 2005. p. 541–552.
Publication Date
January 1, 2005
Start / End Page
541 / 552