Examining resilience among child protection professionals during COVID-19: A global comparison across 57 countries
Authors:
- Carmit KatzCarmit Katz
- Ma'AYan JacobsonMa'AYan Jacobson
- Sidnei R. Priolo FilhoSidnei R. Priolo Filho
- Deborah GoldfarbDeborah Goldfarb
- Jenny LiuJenny Liu
- Murilo R. ZibettiMurilo R. Zibetti
- Natalia VarelaNatalia Varela
- Annie BérubéAnnie Bérubé
- Delphine Collin-VézinaDelphine Collin-Vézina
- Kathryn Maguire-JackKathryn Maguire-Jack
- Nadia MassarwehNadia Massarweh
- 6 February 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Child Abuse & Neglect
- p. 106659
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