Publications by authors named "Pablo Stegerhoek"
Article Synopsis
- A systematic review was conducted to better understand the adverse health outcomes and risk factors affecting military and law enforcement personnel.
- The review analyzed 34 systematic reviews, encompassing data from 43 countries, identifying 26 adverse health outcomes and 220 underlying risk factors.
- Key findings included various health issues such as PTSD, depression, obesity, and injuries, highlighting the importance of addressing these factors for improved prevention strategies.
Objectives: We investigated the perspective on workload within the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee, part of the Dutch armed forces.
Methods: This qualitative study follows an emergent design based on grounded theory principles and used semistructured interviews and focus groups with 91 Royal Netherlands Marechaussee employees. The interviews ( n = 31) and focus groups ( n = 14) were transcribed verbatim and analyzed by two researchers (C.
Introduction: Research has linked high occupational demands to multiple adverse health outcomes, both physical and mental. As far as we know, researchers have not identified the profile characteristics of military police personnel based on occupational demands. The current study aims to identify profiles based on self-perceived occupational demands and work-related factors.
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