PubMed · 3229682
Preventive social work in perceived environmental disasters.
Abstract
A modified social support network intervention model is presented that can prevent extreme or inappropriate public response to exposure to perceived environmental toxins and other perceived technological disasters. Social workers in public health and environmental health settings may find this model useful as a basis for preexposure community intervention.
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M L Coulter, C I Noss. 1988. Preventive social work in perceived environmental disasters.. https://doi.org/10.1093/hsw%2F13.4.296
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