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Work-related stress

Critical incident stress in victoria state emergency service volunteers: Characteristics of critical incidents, common stress responses, and coping methods

Helen R. Werner University of Melbourne
,
Glen W. Bates University of Melbourne
,
Richard C. Bell University of Melbourne
,
Patricia Murdoch Victoria State Emergency Service
&
Robyn Robinson Social Biology Resources Centre
Pages 159-165 | Published online: 28 Sep 2007

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