Firefighting service is known to involve high rates of exposure to potentially traumatic
situations, and research on mental health in firefighting populations is of critical importance …

Police officers are frequently exposed to highly stressful situations at work and have an
increased risk to develop symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and burnout …

Owing to the complication in organisation, the dangerous job nature and the rise of
demonstrations and protests across the world in the past decade, police work-related stress …

Effective policing is essential for reducing crime and ensuring public safety. As part of their
role police officers are regularly exposed to traumatic incidents. Without adequate support …

The suicide rate in the police force (Fuerzas y Cuerpos de Seguridad-FFCCSS) is estimated
to be greater than that of the general population. The objectives of this paper are to detect …

Policing worldwide is facing a staffing and retention crisis. If the staffing exodus continues,
communities will be left with too few police and large cohorts of inexperienced new recruits …

Background Although numerous studies have reported on PTSD prevalence in high‐risk
occupational samples, previous meta‐analytic work has been severely limited by the …

The Effort-Reward Imbalance Questionnaire (hereinafter, ERIQ) has been largely used
worldwide to assess job stress, but it has not yet been applied in Spanish police. The …

Policing demands are widely acknowledged to negatively impact on the physical and mental
health of police officers and staff. Research has documented the need for greater insight into …

Policing in the United Kingdom can be challenging. The organisational (ie, within the police
force) and operational (ie, when working in the field) stressors that police officers encounter …