Public safety personnel (PSP), including correctional officers, firefighters, paramedics, and
police officers, have higher rates of mental health conditions than other types of workers …

Background Social support can be a critical resource to help medical staff cope with stressful
events; however, the moderating effect of social support on the relationship between burnout …

Research indicates that indirect exposure to trauma can have a detrimental psychological
impact on professionals working within, and interfacing with, law enforcement and the …

Background Stigma associated with substance use and criminal involvement is pervasive
and creates a barrier to evidence-based addiction care within the criminal legal system …

Staff working in secure settings tend to experience elevated levels of work stress and
burnout, with most of the evidence emerging from studies conducted in adult prison settings …

Photovoice was used among 4 HIV providers and 4 managers at a NYC community-based
HIV organization to engage in critical dialogs about the way they experience burnout and …

During the epidemic, construction site workers suffered from COVID-19 fear, job burnout,
and job insecurity due to insufficient personal protective equipment. This study mainly …

Objectives This study aims to investigate the contribution of the double-track human
resource management model to the job performance and mental health of frontline police …

The concept of “cracking the cracked-up system” was introduced in a 2018 National
Communication Association (NCA) convention panel. The panel's purpose was to bring …

Accurate and timely intervention in the justice system is particularly critical in rural
communities, given documented barriers to accessible, evidence-based services for youth …