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Faster mental health support needed to save careers, says specialist
Getting officers affected by trauma and anxiety into treatment faster could save careers, according to a police wellbeing specialist.
Last month they won the Royal Society for Public Health's Workplace Health and Wellbeing Award.
Date - 13th November 2019
By - Chris Smith
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By - Chris Smith
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