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Challenges, opportunities and best practices in routine childhood vaccination services delivery in urban slums and pastoralist regions of Ethiopia: An exploratory qualitative study in marginalized settings. [PDF]

PLoS One
Gelana N, Abebe F, Tsegaw M, Tadesse Y, Kokebie MA, Gedlu T, Alemayehu H, Bikes T, Eshetu Y, Kassaye M, Endale A, Sharma R, Getachew H, Mon HS, Yadate T.   +14 more
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Cyber-Downtime and Nursing Practice: Implications of Europe's Network and Information Security (NIS2) Directive for Specialist Nursing Education. [PDF]

Cureus
Fumai G, La Grotta V.
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AWARE: Anaesthesia trainee wellbeing at respective educational institutions: A national prospective study of burnout, depressive symptoms and occupational stress. [PDF]

S Afr J Psychiatr
van der Merwe R, Hlongwane T, Brown P, Mogane P.   +3 more
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The Moral Consequences of the Arendtian Space of Freedom

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Seung‐Hwan Hong
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Perception of police legitimacy among private security officers

Security Journal, 2018
The private security market is growing around the world, and public police are no longer the predominant agents of order maintenance and crime prevention. This development has important implications as different policing agents come in contact with each other.
Julak Lee, Mahesh K Nalla, Seung Yeop Paek   +2 more
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Relations between police and private security officers in South Korea

Policing, 2006
PurposeThe purpose of this study is to investigate the nature of the working relationship between police officers and private security officers in South Korea. More specifically, this study examines how police officers and security personnel perceive the working relationships between the two organizations, their attitudes on the professionalism of ...
Mahesh K Nalla
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Attitudes of Private Security Officers in Singapore Toward Their Work Environment

Journal of Applied Security Research, 2014
The present research addresses the nature of the security guard industry in Singapore. In 2009, Singapore had 273 guard companies employing nearly 29,000 personnel, a number nearly three times that of police officers. In this study, we outline the regulatory framework for the unarmed security guard industry followed by a preliminary assessment of the ...
Mahesh K Nalla
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The private security industry in Turkey: Officer characteristics and their perception of training sufficiency

Security Journal, 2013
The literature on private security in a cross-national context has expanded over the last two decades. However, research on the Turkish private security industry has been limited. The current study explores various aspects of the Turkish private security industry, including growth trends, the latest regulations, officer demographics, and their ...
Abdullah Cihan
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Security officers and the policing of private space in South Korea: profile, powers and occupational hazards

Policing and Society, 2009
This paper provides empirical data on security officers in South Korea. It begins by examining broader international research on security officers identifying key traits, before assessing the findings from this research, which are based upon interviews with 60 security officers drawn from three distinct sites where they are commonly used in South Korea.
Mark Button
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