Mental Health
Long-term health complaints after the Amsterdam Air Disaster in police officers and firefighters examined
Published in Mental Health Law Weekly, November 18th, 2006
Scientists writing in the journal Occupational and Environmental Medicine report, "On 4 October 1992, a cargo aircraft crashed into apartment buildings in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Firefighters and police officers assisted with the rescue work. [The aim of the study was] to examine the long term health complaints in rescue workers exposed to a disaster."
"A historical cohort study was performed among police officers (n=834) and firefighters (n=334) who performed at least one disaster related task and reference groups of their...
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