| 英文摘要 |
A mental rehabilitation team intervened and conducted a one year multiple-scale-survey on pupils in Chi-Chi after the 921 earthquake. From the clinical experience, a five-stage model ''screen-debrief-assessment-treatment-follow up'' is developed. This study aims to explore the earthquake posttraumatic stress reactions among pupils and the effectiveness of the five-stage intervention model. Different work, participants, instruments and results were described for each of these five stages. The symptoms related to PTSD were reported by 49.70% of 457 pupils, whom had the necessity of further evaluation after one month of the earthquake. Pupils with PTSD symptoms decreased number after one year (11%). Girls and injury of relatives were more vulnerable in presenting the PTSD symptoms. Damage of house and death of family members were not significant predictors of their PTSD features. One year later, children with PTSD symptoms had significant correlation with depressed and anxious mood. Although few students fulfill the diagnosi criteria of PTSD, 39.9% percentage of pupils was assumed in maladjustment status. Teachers' reports and feedbacks were included in analyzing. The applicability and effectiveness of this five-stage model were evaluated. Positive and negative factors were analyzed. Recommendations for further clinical work and study were discussed. |