Police officers are both at risk of exposure to trauma and experiencing PTSD and are more
likely to come into contact with people with mental illness than community members. As a …

Police work is a high-risk profession that can cause mental health conditions. With
increasing sickness levels and falling police numbers, it is essential prompt mental health …

Background: Despite an increase in information evaluating the therapeutic and adverse
effects of cannabinoids, many potentially important clinical correlates, including violence or …

An integrative review was conducted to evaluate and synthesize the current state of
knowledge of family carers' experiences of emergency psychiatric crises of an adult relative …

Due to an increase in interactions between the police and persons with perceived mental
illness (PwPMI), police services have begun deploying specialized crisis responses to more …

Using the current empirical landscape of police responses to people in mental health crisis
as a backdrop, this methods paper makes an argument for the central role of collaborative …

This study examines whether law enforcement officers' fear of COVID-19, job burnout, and
job stress have increased their PTSD and insomnia during the epidemic. This article …

Official police data from a Canadian city were used to provide insight into calls for police
service that were primarily related to mental health concerns (N= 400). People with mental …

Several highly publicized incidents have drawn the public's attention to the problem of rural
crime in Canada, and this focus is appropriate given that rates of rural crime in most …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe a theory-driven intervention called VOICES
that was developed to improve police-community relations. The intervention was designed …