Longitudinal mental health effects of the 2016 terrorist attack in Berlin on 
various occupational groups of emergency service personnel

Wesemann, Ulrich; Bühler, Antje; Mahnke, Manuel; Polk, Sarah; Willmund, Gerd

doi:10.1089/hs.2019.0108

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Longitudinal mental health effects of the 2016 terrorist attack in Berlin on various occupational groups of emergency service personnel

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Polk, Sarah
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Wesemann, U., Bühler, A., Mahnke, M., Polk, S., & Willmund, G. (2020). Longitudinal mental health effects of the 2016 terrorist attack in Berlin on various occupational groups of emergency service personnel. Health Security, 18(5), 403-408. doi:10.1089/hs.2019.0108.

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