The occurrence of and factors associated with mental ill-health amongst humanitarian aid workers: a systematic review and meta-analysis

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• What: The main focus in humanitarian settings is often on physical safety and security but organizations are becoming more aware that there is a need to put mental health support in place and to understand what the key risk factors for mental ill-health among their staff are . The key findings of the studies were collated into a textual narrative, and differences between the characteristics of each study were compared . Study population Five studies surveyed international humanitarian aid workers only and four studies assessed both national and international aid workers . This study reported that two models used . . .
  

   

  

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