2021
DOI: 10.5194/nhess-2020-402
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A simulation-optimization framework for post-disaster allocation of mental health resources

Abstract: Abstract. Extreme events, such as natural or human-caused disasters, cause mental health stress in affected communities. While the severity of these outcomes varies based on socioeconomic standing, age group, and degree of exposure, disaster planners can mitigate potential stress-induced mental health outcomes by assessing the capacity and scalability of early, intermediate, and long-term treatment interventions by social workers and psychologists. However, local and state authorities are typically underfunded… Show more

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