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Journal of Workplace Behavioral Health Volume 21, 2006 - Issue 3-4
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Responding in Times of Crisis— An Exploratory Study of Employer Requests for Critical Incident Response Services

Kristina L. Greenwood
,
Gosia Kubiak
,
Laurie Van der Heide
&
Nolan Phipps
Pages 171-189 | Published online: 23 Sep 2008

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Mark Attridge & Bob VandePol. (2010) The Business Case for Workplace Critical Incident Response: A Literature Review and Some Employer Examples. Journal of Workplace Behavioral Health 25:2, pages 132-145.
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Bob Vandepol, Richard Gist, Mark Braverman & Lyle Labardee. (2006) Strategic Specialty Partnerships. Journal of Workplace Behavioral Health 21:3-4, pages 119-131.
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