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Self-Reflection Resilience-Recovery Activity Promotion Training for Emergency Medical Service Clinicians: A Randomized Controlled Pilot Trial of a Novel Digital Intervention
emergency-medical-servicesmeaning-makingmental-disordersmental-healthpreventionrandomized-controlled-trialresilienceself-reflection
Emergency medical service clinicians face significant mental health risk. This randomized controlled pilot trial examined 1) feasibility, acceptability, and adoptability of Self-Reflection Resilience-Recovery Activity Promotion Training (SRR-RAPT); 2) SRR-RAPT's effect on hypothesized mechanisms of
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