Police face an increased risk of developing mental health problems, yet reliable estimates of
their psychological difficulties remain unknown. This systematic review and meta-analysis …

It is well established that police work is highly stressful; however, a paucity of evidence limits
our knowledge and understanding of the factors that may lead to, compromise, and/or …

This article looks at secondary trauma of police officers caused by working with traumatised
victims, examining what is the true 'cost of caring'for police officers in England and Wales. It …

It has been increasingly recognised that individuals exposed to the trauma of others within
their professional roles can be affected by secondary traumatic stress (STS). Despite this …

This article will review available literature regarding post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
within policing in England and Wales, with a particular focus on its early identification and …

Research into post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other common mental disorders
(CMDs) in police officers is limited, with the majority of research predominately conducted …

While exposure to violence and aggression is well known for its detrimental effects on
employees' health as well as organizational outcomes, certain high-risk work domains have …

Objective South Korean police officers have a greater workload compared to their
counterparts in advanced countries. However, few studies have evaluated the occupational …

Purpose Similar to many occupational groups in the rescue service, paramedics show
increased mental health problems. Both situational and work-organizational factors play a …

Introduction Exposure to traumatic events is common in police work, and its psychological
impact on officers may take the form of severe PTSD symptomatology. Personality traits such …