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Exploring resilience and mindfulness as preventative factors for psychological distress

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Exploring resilience and mindfulness as preventative factors for psychological distress

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CRITICAL APPRAISAL (Exploring resilience and mindfulness as preventative factors for psychologicaldistress burnout and secondary traumatic stress among human serviceprofessionals)
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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1PART A...........................................................................................................................................1Authorship..............................................................................................................................1Research questions.................................................................................................................2Research design......................................................................................................................2Research methods...................................................................................................................3Results and findings...............................................................................................................3PART B............................................................................................................................................3Barriers to the application......................................................................................................3CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................4REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5
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INTRODUCTIONHuman service professionals continuously work for welfare of people those who are notgetting support from society and family. In the recent time, people are suffering from burnoutand secondary traumatic stress. Mindfulness is the major psychological factor that can help inmanaging stress of human service professionals (Harker, Pidgeon, Klaassen and King, 2016, PP.631-637). Present study will critically analyse the article “Exploring resilience and mindfulnessas preventative factors for psychological distress burnout and secondary traumatic stress amonghuman service professionals”. It will explain strength and weakness of the study. Furthermore, itwill discuss factors that influence use of evidence in practice. PART AAuthorshipRachel Harker has appropriate knowledge about this field, she has completed her Mastersof Psychology from recognised university. She is working as professional clinical psychologist.She is clinical psychologist at head space Camperdown. Aileen M. Pidgeon is AssistantProfessor and faculty of Society and Design in Bond University. She teaches psychotherapiesand psychopathology. She has completed her Doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology fromUniversity of Queensland (Harker, Pidgeon, Klaassen and King, 2016, PP. 631-637). FrancesKlaassen is another author of this research paper. She provides counselling at Mercy communityservices SEQ Ltd. Researchers are qualified enough and have relevant experience of long yearsin the psychological field. Thus, authors have implemented their experience for conductingresearch on the topic in effective manner. All these authors are associated with the academic institutions. Thus, NSF has providedfunds for conducting this study. They are affiliated with the recognised universities. Authors are carrying out the research on their interest field. The main conflict of interest in thisstudy was time (Harker, Pidgeon, Klaassen and King, 2016, PP. 631-637). Authors were havinglimited period of time, psychology is the vast field and in such short duration, it is very difficultto complete this research. Retaining outside funding was another conflict of interest in thisresearch paper. The article was published on 7th August 2015. Findings of this study are relevant with theresearch objectives. 1
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