Tag: occupational health

A six-month work stress coping program based on social support theory significantly reduced work stress and postpartum depressive symptoms while ...

More than 50 experts have agreed on the first-ever recommendations for recognizing, diagnosing and managing traumatic brain injury in law ...

A survey of 1,091 nurses and midwives across 26 Sierra Leonean hospitals finds that 36.7 percent suffered a needlestick or ...

A cross-sectional study of 900 nurses at a northern Taiwanese medical center found that high workplace incivility remained significantly associated ...

A survey of 625 healthcare workers in Kumasi found that only 61.6 percent completed hepatitis B vaccination, just 15.2 percent ...

A longitudinal CHARLS analysis finds that pandemic-era telework was linked to lower depressive symptoms among middle-aged and older Chinese workers, ...

A new editorial in the Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology warns that climate change is intensifying occupational heat ...

A systematic review of 28 studies finds that many workplace interventions for healthcare personnel deliver positive economic returns, but the ...

A multicenter survey of 698 Chinese anesthesiologists found that 46.4 percent met burnout criteria, with job demands raising risk and ...

A systematic review of 81 studies finds that artificial intelligence is reducing infectious, toxic, and occupational health risks across the ...

A qualitative study of 49 Finnish managers reveals fragmented work ability literacy, reactive rather than preventive support, and a striking ...

A qualitative study of 50 UK women finds that brain fog and memory problems at menopause can trigger a spiral ...

A new validation study of 1,301 Chinese nurses shows that the Seven-Time Dimensions Scale reliably measures daily time experience quality, ...

A new systematic review of 14 studies covering nearly 50,000 workers finds that half report links between occupational exposure to ...

A cross-sectional study of 178 Iranian intensive care nurses found that rotating shift work, not moral sensitivity, was significantly associated ...

Researchers have built a flexible, low-cost wearable patch made of silver nanoparticle ink printed on paper that continuously monitors wrist ...

A three-country survey of 521 nurses in Germany, Iran, and Canada finds that workload, leadership, and work–life balance consistently shape ...

A nationwide Taiwanese cohort study finds that older cancer survivors who return to work show significantly better long-term survival than ...

A network analysis of 716 Chinese clinical nurses identifies the perceived possibility of quitting as the most central node and ...

A multicentre study of 607 Chinese psychiatric nurses used interpretable machine learning to identify perceived pressure, age, professional identity, depression ...