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Humanitarian space and well-being: effectiveness of training on a psychosocial intervention for host community-refugee interaction / Zeina Chemali

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CHEMALI Zeina

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In: Medicine, Conflict and Survival Vol 33, No. 2, June 2017, pp. 141 - 161 (DA)Summary: The article wishes to address the emotional and physical burden on the humanitarian field, and highlight the importance of self-care for humanitarian workers as the basis for the mission's success.

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The article wishes to address the emotional and physical burden on the humanitarian field, and highlight the importance of self-care for humanitarian workers as the basis for the mission's success.

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