Building personal resilience in paramedic students

Summary

Content type	Content type Digital Document
Collection(s)	Collection(s) Building personal resilience in paramedic students
Resource Type	Resource Type Text
Genre	Genre posters

Origin Information

Place	New Westminster, BC
Date Created/Date Issued	2015
Publisher	Justice Institute of British Columbia

Persons and Affiliations

Persons	Author (aut): Anderson, Greg Author (aut): Kerr, Glenda Author (aut): Mills, Steven Author (aut): Bowles, Ron Author (aut): Armstrong, Jennifer
Organizations	Funder (fnd): Partially funded by the Canadian Mental Health Association, Campus Capacity Development Grant

Abstract/Description

Abstract	Abstract Recent research suggests that paramedics may be at increased risk for developing work-related health issues. Paramedics appear to have an increased prevalence of early retirement based on medical grounds, a greater frequency of musculo-skeletal injuries, and an increased prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and anxiety (Sterud et al.,2006).
Language	Language English

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Subjects and Classifications

Keywords	Keywords prevention; online learning; coping; trauma; PTSD; PTSI

Language	English
Name	Building personal resilience in paramedic students
Authored on	2025-03-21
MIME type	application/pdf
File size	294899
Media Use	Original File

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