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Rola administracji publicznej w prewencji PTSD wśród funkcjonariuszy służb mundurowych

Authors: Weronika, Urbaniak;

Rola administracji publicznej w prewencji PTSD wśród funkcjonariuszy służb mundurowych

Abstract

Zespół stresu pourazowego (PTSD) to zaburzenie psychiczne o podłożu lękowym, dotyka­jące od kilku do kilkunastu procent osób w społeczeństwie, które zetknęły się bezpośrednio z różnymi traumatycznymi wydarzeniami w swym życiu. PTSD znane jest już od zamierzchłych czasów, jed­nakże pierwsza oficjalna diagnoza została wprowadzona dopiero pod koniec XX wieku, w roku 1980 przez Amerykańskie Towarzystwo Psychiatryczne (APA). Objawy mogą wystąpić natychmiast po ta­kim zdarzeniu, po kilku tygodniach, miesiącach, a nawet latach. Zaburzenie to cechuje się: utrzymu­jącym się odtwarzaniem wydarzenia traumatycznego, uporczywym unikaniem bodźców dotyczących urazu, poczuciem alienacji oraz zwiększonym pobudzeniem. Objawy nie mogą wyprzedzać trauma­tycznego zdarzenia. W grupie osób dotkniętych PTSD znacznie częściej odnotowuje się różnorodne zaburzenia somatyczne oraz nadużywanie środków psychoaktywnych.

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental disorder with an anxiety base that affects between a few and a dozen percent of people in society who have directly encountered various traumatic events in their lives. PTSD has been known since ancient times, but the first official diagnosis was introduced only in the late 20th century, in 1980, by the American Psychiatric Association (APA). Symptoms can appear immediately after the event, weeks, months, or even years later. This disorder is characterized by persistent re-experiencing of the traumatic event, persistent avoidance of stimuli related to the trauma, emo­tional numbing, a sense of alienation, and increased arousal. Symptoms cannot precede the traumatic event. Among those affected by PTSD, various somatic disorders and substance abuse are significantly more common.

Keywords

objawy, leczenie, treatment, diagnosis, czynniki ryzyka, diagnoza, symptoms, risk factors, PTSD, Empirical studies trauma

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