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Davidson, Sarah and Scanlan, Claire (2012) On being involved in a major incident abroad: An exploratory study of an international service. In: British Red Cross The journey continues: Reflections from staff and volunteers about what the British Red Cross learned in 2011. British Red Cross Society, London, pp. 11-19. ISBN 9780900228100