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KMID : 0614420150430040116
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Mental Health & Social Work
2015 Volume.43 No. 4 p.116 ~ p.144
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A Qualitative Content Analysis of Reports of Mental Health Service Providers After the Sewol Ferry Accident in Korea
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Lee Na-Bin
Sim Ki-Sun
Han Sang-Woo
Lee Kang-Uk
Sim Min-Young
Chae Jeong-Ho
Ahn Hyun-Nie
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Abstract
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The Sewol Ferry accident in April of 2014 is considered one of the biggest tragedies in modern Korean history since most victims among the 304 deceased were high school students who were going on a field trip. The Sewol Ferry accident also became a milestone in changing the national disaster response and recovery system in Korea. New laws and policies are being suggested and developed currently. We interviewed 31 crisis responders from three emergency mental health service organizations which worked on the scene immediately after the Sewol Ferry accident with the purpose of finding out how the existing emergency mental health service system actually functioned and what could be improved. After an in-depth interview, we analyzed the data using the Qualitative Content Analysis(QCA) method. Based on our data, we suggested an integrated model of disaster response systems that could be included in the new policies in Korea.
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KEYWORD
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the sewol ferry accident, emergency mental health service system, crisis responders, the qualitative content analysis
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