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City University of New York (CUNY)

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2016

Stress

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Sex Differences In Stress, Burnout And Coping In Emergency Medical Service Providers, Celia R. Sporer Sep 2016

Sex Differences In Stress, Burnout And Coping In Emergency Medical Service Providers, Celia R. Sporer

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The physical and psychological wellbeing of emergency medical service (EMS) providers is important for sustaining the overall model of emergency responding as well as providing consistent quality patient care. Despite the importance of the role, very little research has been undertaken for this occupational group. In particular, very little research on stress, burnout and coping have been undertaken. The failure to examine these areas fully has resulted not only in gaps in the literature but also practical failure for providers and the populations they serve. The assumption that EMS providers work under stressful circumstances which can result in burnout and …