Police officers suffering PTSD on 'alarming' scale, study finds Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among police officers is reaching “crisis” levels with almost one in five suffering from the medical condition, a landmark study suggests.
Experts have warned of a “clinical and public sector crisis” after a survey of about 17,000 serving officers and operational staff indicated rates of PTSD were nearly five times higher than the wider population. The Independent
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Experts have warned of a “clinical and public sector crisis” after a survey of about 17,000 serving officers and operational staff indicated rates of PTSD were nearly five times higher than the wider population. The Independent
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- Police workforce: almost one in five suffer from a form of PTSD University of Cambridge
- Policing: The Job & The life" Survey 2018 University of Cambridge
- Almost one in five suffer with a form of PTSD, research finds Police Care UK
- PTSD 'at crisis levels' among police officers BBC News
- One in five police officers in UK suffer from PTSD, study finds The Guardian
- Cambridge University study reveals PTSD in the police ITV News
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