Read more: Launch of world-first guidelines for the treatment of first responders with PTSD
Launch of world-first guidelines for the treatment of first responders with PTSD
May 26, 2025
Black Dog Institute and UNSW Sydney launched new guidelines for the management of PTSD among emergency service workers on Thursday, 21 March in NSW Parliament with Emergency Management Minister Jihad Dib and Mental Health Minister Rose Jackson.
Based on real-world evidence, these are the first and only PTSD guidelines in the world developed with a specific focus on the emergency services community.
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