Preventing Occupational Hazards by Promoting Organizational Resilience:
Refugee service providers are likely to experience occupational hazards, such as burnout, secondary traumatic stress, and compassion fatigue, due to the nature of their work. During a pandemic, these hazards are more likely to occur. Switchboard’s new information guide defines these hazards and includes organizational strategies for managing and addressing them so that staff can best support their clients and themselves. Click here to stream the accompanying webinar, which discusses both organizational and individual-level approaches.
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resourceNeuropsychological assessment of refugees: Methodological and cross-cultural barriers