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	<div class="pf-content"><p>For social workers, nurses, EMTs and those in other caring professions, trauma can be an occupational hazard. Brian Bride, director of the School of Social Work, discusses his research on secondary traumatic stress among care providers. </p>
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For social workers, nurses, EMTs and those in other caring professions, trauma can be an occupational hazard. Brian Bride, director of the School of Social Work, discusses his research on secondary traumatic stress among care providers.


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	<p>For social workers, nurses, EMTs and those in other caring professions, trauma can be an occupational hazard. Brian Bride, director of the School of Social Work, discusses his research on secondary traumatic stress among care providers. </p>


When Trauma Comes With the Job

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