Evaluates healthcare clowning's effects on socio-emotional well-being in humanitarian workers, suggesting improved support mechanisms.
Humanitarian field workers operating in protracted crisis settings face chronic exposure to traumatic events, resource scarcity, and emotional exhaustion - from heavy workloads to prolonged separation from family and friends, to safety risks - conditions that erode individual well-being and organizational [for full text, please go to the a.m. URL]
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