Case studies
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: This study examines the nexus between security agents and human rights abuses in Nigeria.
This study examines the nexus between security agents and human rights abuses in Nigeria.
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This constant comparative analysis seeks to assess differences in those who attempt suicide multiple times versus those who merely consider suicide and/or attempt once.
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Turnover in the helping professions is a widespread issue, disrupting client care and burdening workers who stay. This study employed a quantitative, cross-sectional, correlational research design with moderating regression analysis
Although many successful for-profit businesses have adopted the ideas of crisis management and written plans for emergencies, many churches are still struggling to think beyond just crisis response
Rural police departments often must navigate the challenges of fewer resources, lower staffing levels, and larger geographical areas than urban departments while taking on more diverse roles.
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Firefighters can witness accidental building fires, arsons, medical emergencies, vehicle accidents, and death. These traumatic incidents are ad-ditional stressors on firefighters, who also must face the daily stressors of life.
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Suicide is the most serious mental health crisis, and the rate of those who attempt and successfully fulfill suicide is on the rise.
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Research has indicated that a majority of people have been exposed to at least one adverse incident in their lifetime but respond to these events in various ways.
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This paper presents an umbrella review to explore the construct of compassion fatigue (CF), to illustrate how CF impacts on those working in care roles and their organisations.
Research suggests spiritual resilience may ameliorate the negative effects of exposure to traumatic events among disaster mental health first responders.
First responders are ninety percent more likely to be exposed to a potentially traumatic event (PTE) more than eleven times in their lifetime