Heavy Workload, Not Presenteeism, Emerges as the Strongest Link to Quiet Quitting Among Hospital Staff
A structural equation modeling study of 329 healthcare professionals at a Turkish public hospital found that workload was the strongest ...
A structural equation modeling study of 329 healthcare professionals at a Turkish public hospital found that workload was the strongest ...
Researchers adapted a health information literacy screening tool for workplace use and tested its factor structure in a survey of ...
A cross-sectional survey of 191 manual construction workers in Mogadishu found that 51.9 percent reported low back pain, with extreme ...
A systematic review and meta-analysis estimated 18.3% global Leptospira seroprevalence among occupationally exposed workers, with very low certainty and large ...
A theoretical framework proposes four independent barriers—Decision Autonomy, Pace Control, Feedback Transparency and Loop Presence—that could help protect workers from ...
A retrospective Polish study links higher BMI with higher blood pressure, a greater share of selected cardiometabolic diagnoses and shorter ...
A qualitative interview study of thirteen Swedish nurses aged 60 and older finds that changes in emotional demands and emotion ...
A cross-sectional study of 190 nurses at three Iranian hospitals found that higher nomophobia scores were significantly associated with lower ...
A multilevel study in BMC Nursing finds that work-rest disruption among nurses in China is positively associated with turnover intention ...
Among 414 nurses deployed from Fujian to Hubei during the early COVID-19 response, sleep-quality and sleepiness questionnaires flagged only partly ...
Researchers in Jiangxi, China, translated the Needlestick Injury Prevention Beliefs Scale into Chinese and found strong reliability and validity across ...
A two-phase study of 366 physicians in Shenzhen maternal and child health hospitals finds that knowledge governance mechanisms, but not ...
A survey of 330 healthcare workers in Etsako West, Nigeria, found that 85.2 percent had heard of blood-borne infections and ...
A scoping review of 28 studies found that 10 of 25 quantitative studies supported links between workplace violence or harassment ...
A cross-sectional study found that 37.7% of surveyed healthcare workers employed in governmental institutions across Oman had obesity, with significant ...
An exploratory study of 20 participants linked EEG and fNIRS signals to self-reported anxiety-related stress, with the best model estimating ...
A comparative cross-sectional study of 310 nurses in two Ashanti Region municipalities found that perceived stress was associated with poorer ...
A longitudinal qualitative study found limited media-advocacy engagement among an agricultural safety program team, with implementation difficulties attributed in interviews ...
A systematic review and meta-analysis found an exploratory pooled alarm-fatigue score of 51.66% among ICU nurses, with extremely high heterogeneity ...
A six-month work stress coping program based on social support theory significantly reduced work stress and postpartum depressive symptoms while ...
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