First-line practitioners (flps) are those practitioners who have direct professional contact with migrants or asy- lum seekers as soon as they physically reach the borders. they may be health and humanitarian aid workers, but also border guard and law enforcement officials, social workers in governmental and non-governmental welfare organisa- tions, migrant advocacy organisations, or legal aid organisa- tions (garcía-carmona et al., 2021 ). flps are thus the first point of contact for migrants and asylum seekers when they reach their host country. over the last decade, there has been growing interest in

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• who: Cultural Intelligence Burnout First-line et al. from the Department of Psychology, Alma Mater Studiorum, University of Bologna, Via Filippo Re, Bologna (BO), Italy have published the research work: First-Line Practitioners (FLPs) are those practitioners who have direct professional contact with migrants or asy- lum seekers as soon as they physically reach the borders. They may be health and humanitarian aid workers, but also border guard and law enforcement officials, social workers in governmental and non-governmental welfare organisa- tions, migrant advocacy organisations, or legal aid organisa- tions (Garcu00eda-Carmona et al., 2021 ). FLPs are . . .
  

   

  

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