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| Level 5 | Level 4 | Level 3 | Level 2 |
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Individual with major mental health symptoms or a major mental health incident involving an individual. Repeated psychotic episodes Suicide attempt (see Contingency Planning: Accidental Death or Suicide.) Mental health moves to other major incidents such as a Moral Failure, institutionalization, separation from family, Imprisonment or Detention of Personnel | Individual with significant mental health symptoms. Normal function has not returned after 72 hours or treatment is not readily available. (Example – sleeplessness for 72 hours or more) Significant effect on “job performance”. Isolated psychotic episode, suicidal plan, self-harm. | Minor mental health symptoms above the normal stress reactions. Ongoing effect on impact on daily life and team activities. Impeding sleep (for example sleeplessness for 48 hours) and normal function is resolvable in up to 72 hours and treatment is readily available. Unmanaged incidents.
| Standard stress of living internationally and overseas travel. Manageable panic attacks or mental health stress |
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