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Center for Victim Research Library serves as a one-stop resource for victim service providers and researchers to connect and share knowledge to increase (1) access to victim research and data and (2) the utility of research and data collection to crime victim services nationwide.
We are continually adding victim research materials to this repository. If you have materials you would like to share, please contact us at librarian@victimresearch.org.
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Puls, Laura
(Center for Victim Research, 2021)
This Quick Reference provides a brief, visual overview of the systematic review process. This type of literature uses a predetermined process, which reduces subjectivity and increases our confidence in evidence quality and ...
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Grieger, Thomas; Fullerton, Carol; Ursano, Robert; Reeves, James
(American Psychiatric Publishing, 2003)
This study examined emotional and behavioral effects on hospital staff after a series of sniper shootings in the Washington, D.C., area. Employees of a large tertiary care military hospital were anonymously surveyed about ...
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Bardeen, Joseph; Kumpula, Mandy; Orcutt, Holly
(Elsevier Ltd., 2014)
A strong positive association between emotion regulation difficulties (ERD) and posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) has been consistently evidenced in cross-sectional research. However, a lack of prospective research has ...
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Melmer, Patrick; Carlin, Margo; Castater, Christine A.; Koganti, Deepika; Hurst, Stuart D.; Tracy, Brett M.; Grant, April A.; Williams, Keneeshia; Smith, Randi N.; Dente, Christopher J.; Sciarretta, Jason D.
(Taylor & Francis, 2019)
Mass casualty events are an infrequent occurrence to most daily healthcare systems, however these incidents are the causation for new hospital preparedness and the development of coordinated emergency services. The broad ...
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McLaughlin, Katy; Kar, Jeena A.
(Cureus Inc., 2019)
The Journal of Child & Family Studies states that there have been more mass shootings within the last 18 years than in the entire 20th century combined, with 77% carried out by adolescents. This case study aims to evaluate ...
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