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Aid after disasters: Evidence for psychosocial services needs strengthening

EDITOR—The editorial by van Ommeren et al on aid after disasters is right on the mark.1 The psychosocial component in emergency relief action has increased recently. Donors clearly feel morally bound to provide funding for psychosocial relief, although many aid providers are not necessarily qualified for these services, in the process discrediting those who are.

From an epidemiological perspective, the …