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QUALITATIVE OUTCOMES OF PSYCHOSOCIAL GROUP INTERVENTIONS FOR HEALTHCARE WORKERS: APPLYING MASLOW’S FRAMEWORK AT A MILITARY HOSPITAL DURING A PANDEMIC.

2024-07-19

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ABSTRACT <h4>Aim: </h4> (s): To qualitatively assess and theoretically understand the needs of military healthcare workers during a pandemic. <h4>Design: </h4> This study employed a descriptive qualitative design. <h4>Methods: </h4>: A retrospective record review of existing hospital data of 34 psychosocial group interventions held during the pandemic period was conducted. The data was analysed using a hybrid ap...

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