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Understanding self-care perceptions and behaviours of community care workers in Cape Town to develop and assess a self-care intervention
Community care workers (CCWs) play a crucial role in supporting disadvantaged populations, yet there is insufficient research on how these demands affect their well-being. Burnout among CCWs can lead to diminished performance, impacting their well-being as well as the well-being of the communities t...
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Department of Psychology
2026
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