SPIS
= system of psychosocial intervention services
Activity description
SPIS = System of Psychosocial Intervention Services
Crisis medical intervention teams provide acute crisis support within the SPIS (System of Psychosocial Intervention Services) as well as supportive conversations to patients and their families, but also to hospital staff.
Crisis intervention specialist = a specially trained hospital employee who offers supportive conversation and acute crisis intervention.
- offers supportive counseling and acute crisis intervention.
- for patients, their relatives, staff, witnesses to the tragic event.
- It helps with acute stress reactions, acute psychological trauma, loss of a loved one or a child, receiving a serious diagnosis, and for participants and perpetrators of traffic accidents.
It is here for:
- patients,
- their relatives,
- staff,
- witnesses to the tragic event.
It helps with:
- acute stress response,
- acute psychological trauma,
- the loss of a loved one or a child,
- repeated loss,
- receiving a serious diagnosis
- for participants and perpetrators of traffic accidents.
PEER Support kolegiální podpora for healthcare professionals:
- feeling of personal failure,
- death of a patient or a colleague,
- unsuccessful CPR,
- misconduct,
- colleague's illness,
- assaulting staff,
- illness in the family,
- personal crisis...
When to contact an interventionist? Whenever I need:
- psychological support for patients or their relatives in acute crisis situations.
- psychological support for healthcare workers in cases of excessive stress, which is completely confidential.
… don't face it alone – we are here for you!
Staff
Bc. Ivana Mátlová
Team Coordinator, Intervent, Peer, intervisor for SPIS, Crisis Communication
Intervention service, SPIS