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EMS workers on the frontline of the opioid epidemic: effects of sleep and social support on depression
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International Journal of Emergency Services (2023) 12 (3): 306–317.
Published: 23 May 2023
...Paige Sable; Fengyan Tang; Jenifer A. Swab; Sheila Roth; Daniel Rosen Purpose This study focuses on Emergency Medical Service (EMS) personnel and examines the impact of overdose calls for opioids and attitudes of EMS workers towards individuals with substance use disorders on EMS workers' mental...
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Emergency medical services on the frontlines of the opioid overdose crisis: the role of mental health, substance use, and burnout
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International Journal of Emergency Services (2023) 12 (1): 91–102.
Published: 24 August 2022
...Corinne A. Beaugard; Valerie Hruschak; Christina S. Lee; Jenifer Swab; Sheila Roth; Daniel Rosen Purpose Emergency medical service (EMS) workers are at risk for burnout related to the opioid overdose crisis because they are frequently present during overdose events. The study’s aims were twofold...
