Investigators wellbeing toolkit updated to highlight best practice

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Investigators wellbeing toolkit updated to highlight best practice

The toolkit, available on Oscar Kilo's site, contains information and a range of interventions which are categorised into key themes.

Date - 9th November 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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A refreshed wellbeing toolkit is being launched as part of the national investigator week of action. The national ‘Wellbeing of Investigators’ toolkit has been delivered under the direction of the NPCC recruitment, retention and...

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