Observational findings highlight the need for supportive policies to enhance well-being in frontline workers, suggesting organizational change.
The findings underscore the importance of organisational policies that promote flexible work arrangements, supportive supervisory structures and opportunities for recreational engagement. Such interventions are essential for protecting the well-being and resilience of frontline workers during health crises.
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