Development of Integrated Psychosocial Interventions in Traffic Accident Management as a Necessity.

Javadi, Seyed Mohammad Hosein; Khoshnami, Mohammad Sabzi; Noruzi, Sara; Arghun, Tahereh Azari

The article discusses the necessity of integrated psychosocial interventions in managing traffic accidents, highlighting the economic, psychological, and social impacts of accidents worldwide. It emphasizes the importance of addressing factors such as human errors, substance use, and mental health in accident prevention. The text provides examples of successful interventions in countries like Germany and suggests practical recommendations for implementing psychosocial programs to reduce traffic-related injuries and fatalities. The authors advocate for a comprehensive approach to road safety that includes psychological assistance for victims and their families, as well as promoting responsible driving practices and enhancing public awareness.

TRAFFIC safety; TRAFFIC accident statistics; YOUNG adults; ACCIDENT prevention; TRAFFIC accidents; OLDER automobile drivers; DRUGGED driving; CHILDREN with autism spectrum disorders; CURRICULUM evaluation

Iranian Journal of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences / Progress in Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, 2025, Vol 19, Issue 1, p1

1735-8639

Academic Journal

10.5812/ijpbs-160412