DTAC Supplemental Research Bulletin
Each issue of the biannual Supplemental Research Bulletin highlights articles, research, and literature reviews on topics of interest for disaster responders.
This Supplemental Research Bulletin covers research on individuals with serious mental illness and disasters. It examines the effects of disaster on individuals with specific serious mental illnesses, risk and protective factors, and approaches to post-disaster mental health and substance-use related support.
This Supplemental Research Bulletin reviews research on mental health issues and conditions in children and youth after human-caused disasters. It follows up on the September 2018 Supplemental Research Bulletin, which covers the effects of natural disasters on children and youth.
Behavioral Health Conditions in Children and Youth Exposed to Natural Disasters (PDF | 296 KB)
September 2018
September 2018
This Supplemental Research Bulletin reviews research on behavioral health issues and conditions in children and youth after natural disasters. It covers risk and protective factors, as well as approaches and interventions for supporting young survivors.
This issue of the Supplemental Research Bulletin focuses on behavioral health issues experienced by first responders. It also explores risk and protective factors, as well as interventions to reduce behavioral health risk and foster resilience.
Mass Violence and Behavioral Health (PDF | 327 KB)
September 2017
September 2017
This issue of the Supplemental Research Bulletin discusses the effects of mass violence events and the sequence of behavioral health reactions after the event in adult and youth survivors. The issue also includes behavioral health interventions commonly used after a mass violence event.
This issue of the Supplemental Research Bulletin focuses on how people in poverty, with low incomes, and of low socioeconomic status experience disasters, including risk perception, disaster preparedness, response, and recovery.
This issue of the Supplemental Research Bulletin focuses on selected programs and approaches that can be used to help whole communities fare better during and after disasters in terms of behavioral health.
This issue of the Supplemental Research Bulletin reviews existing literature and provides a general summary of challenges experienced by disaster researchers in the field and offers potential solutions.
This issue of the Supplemental Research Bulletin focuses on research highlights related to traumatic stress and suicide, including suicide rates, suicidal ideation, and suicide plans and attempts, in relation to disasters
This Interventions Inventory Supplemental Research Bulletin lists disaster behavioral health interventions that can be used in the early, intermediate, and long-term disaster response phases, with the majority of survivors who experience the most common reactions. Each intervention is accompanied by a table that lists delivery modality and settings and populations for whom the interventions can be used.
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