@misc{Tehrani_N-2020_6912,
title = {Taking trauma related work home - advice for reducing the likelihood of secondary trauma: Covid 19 guidance document},
author = {Tehrani, N. and Colville, T. and Fraser, J. and Breslin, G. and Waites, B. and Kinman, G. and Reeves, S. and Richardson, K. and Hesketh, I. and Wortley, R. and Grant, C. and Kwiatowski, R. and Steele, C. and Thomson, L. and Tribe, R.},
month = {jun},
year = {2020},
abstract = {Exposure to distressing material – such as traumatising conversations, images and written or auditory testimony – occurs in the work of many people. However the Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in this type of work being undertaken in the home.  This guidance document recommends a step by step approach for organisations whose employees are at risk of vicarious trauma while working from home during the Covid-19 Pandemic. This is based on the following 5 Rs: 1. Recognise 2. Review 3. Respond 4. Refresh 5. Respect Using the 5 Rs will help employers to fulfil their duty of care, enabling them to recognise, review and respond to risks for individual employees, make changes or improvements, and ensure that respect underpins their response.},
journal = {British Psychological Society},
publisher = {British Psychological Society},
url = {https://publichealthscotland.scot/id/6912},
}
