CCWORK Protocol: The longitudinal study of Canadian Correctional Workers’ Wellbeing, Organizations, Roles and Knowledge
Date
2021-10-26
Authors
Ricciardelli, Rosemary
Andres, Elizabeth
Mitchell, Meghan, M.
Quirion, Bastien
Groll, Dianne
Adorjan, Michael
Siqueira Cassiano, Marcella
Shewmake, James
Herzog-Evans, Martine
Moran, Dominique
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BMJ Publishing Group
Abstract
Introduction Knowledge about the factors that contribute to the correctional officer’s (CO) mental health and well-being, or best practices for improving the mental health and well-being of COs, have been hampered by the dearth of rigorous longitudinal studies. In the current protocol, we share the approach used in the Canadian Correctional Workers’ Well-being, Organizations, Roles and Knowledge study (CCWORK), designed to investigate several determinants of health and well-being among COs working in Canada’s federal prison system.
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Ricciardelli, R., Andres, E., Mitchell, M. M., Quirion, B., Groll, D. Adorjan, M., Siqueira Cassiano, M., Shewmake, J., McKinnon, M., Herzog-Evans, M., Czarnuch, S., Genest, C., Gacek, J., Cramm, H., Moran, D., Spencer, D., Maier, K., Phoenix, J., MacDermid, J., Weinrath, M., Haynes, S., Arnold, H., Turner, J., Eriksson, A., Heber, A., Anderson, G., MacPhee, R., & Carleton, R.N. (2021). CCWORK Protocol: The longitudinal study of Canadian Correctional Workers’ Wellbeing, Organizations, Roles and Knowledge. British Medical Journal Open, 11, e052739. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2021-052739.