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Ambulance officers : the impact of exposure to occupational violence on mental and physical health.
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JNL JOU
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The Journal of occupational health and safety, Australia and New Zealand
Continued by: Journal of health, safety and environment: 2009, 25, n. 1 - February
Year:
2009
Type:
Journal Article
Subject:
Ambulance services
;
Mental illness
;
Violence
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