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Maguen S et al. – The authors found that routine work environment stress mediated the relationship between critical incident exposure and PTSD symptoms and between current negative life events and PTSD symptoms. Ensuring that the work environment is functioning optimally protects against the effects of duty–related critical incidents and negative life events outside police service.

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