CPI Post-Crisis Debriefing & Recovery Flashcards

Which of the following is a key element of an effective post-crisis incident report?

Answer: Objective, factual documentation of behaviors, interventions used, and outcomes

Incident reports must be objective and factual to support accurate review, legal compliance, and future planning.

What physical signs in a staff member AFTER a crisis may indicate a need for immediate support?

Answer: Trembling, rapid heartbeat, tearfulness, or difficulty concentrating

Physical signs like trembling and difficulty concentrating after a crisis indicate acute stress and signal the need for staff support.

A 'lessons learned' review after a crisis incident should include which of the following?

Answer: Identifying what early warning signs were missed and how future interventions can be improved

Lessons learned reviews focus on early warning signs and systemic improvements to prevent future crises.

In CPI post-crisis protocol, what does 'therapeutic rapport re-establishment' refer to?

Answer: Rebuilding trust and a positive relationship with the individual after the crisis has resolved

Re-establishing therapeutic rapport is the deliberate process of rebuilding a trusting relationship following a disruptive crisis event.

Which timeframe is generally recommended for completing a formal post-crisis incident report?

Answer: As soon as possible following the incident while details are fresh, typically within the same shift or within 24 hours

Timely documentation ensures accuracy and supports effective follow-up care and compliance requirements.

What is the role of 'follow-up care planning' in the post-crisis phase?

Answer: It ensures that the individual's needs identified during the crisis are addressed to reduce the likelihood of recurrence

Follow-up care planning translates crisis insights into actionable support steps to address underlying needs and prevent recurrence.