Tag: Occupational stress

A multicenter cross-sectional study in Egypt found that early-career nurses reported the highest workplace stress and lowest life satisfaction.

A two-wave survey of 442 Japanese workers found that irritable bowel syndrome status trajectories over one year corresponded to small, ...

A French nationwide study of 2,241 ICU professionals validated the PS-ICU stress scale and shortened it to 26 items usable ...

A qualitative study of 40 nurses in Cameroon's Buea Health District identifies heavy workloads, staffing shortages, and weak institutional support ...

A study of 605 healthcare professionals in Türkiye reports that a restructured 41-item Turkish version of the Digital Stressors Scale ...

A time-lagged survey study of 1,914 Danish municipal employees finds strong coworker relationships reduce presenteeism through lower stress but increase ...

A cross-sectional study of 307 nurses found similar perceived stress levels in Poland and Slovakia, but Slovak nurses reported better ...

A cross-sectional survey of 850 emergency nurses in China found that more intensive and proactive social media use was linked ...

A qualitative Taiwanese study of 16 care workers aged 30 and under identifies six coping strategies—compassion, help-seeking, empathy, exposure, reflection ...

A survey of 434 home visiting nurses in China found that stronger job demands were associated with more stress and ...

A cross-sectional survey of 760 Polish hospital nurses found adjusted differences in coping strategies and self-efficacy between Generation Z and ...

A cross-sectional study of 162 Iranian emergency department nurses finds that acceptance is the most consistent correlate of resilience, while ...

A cross-sectional study of 400 police personnel in Kerala, India, finds that 9.39 percent reported suicidal ideation and 4.11 percent ...

A survey of 736 nursing staff finds that burnout and secondary traumatic stress differences between clinical settings shrink once organizational ...

A latent profile analysis of clinical nurses identifies three distinct psychological resilience groups and links emotional support, instrumental support, turnover ...

A study of 269 nurses in Ghanaian chronic care wards shows that burnout partially mediates the link between compassion satisfaction ...

Researchers at the University of Lethbridge have developed and psychometrically validated an 18-item Workplace Supports Resource for Nurses' Well-being scale ...

A cross-sectional study of 300 nurses in Türkiye finds that better work-family-life balance and higher psychological resilience are associated with ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped every aspect of our lives, and the healthcare sector stands at the forefront of this ...

In an increasingly high-stress healthcare environment, the psychological well-being of nurses, particularly those who work in oncology, has become a ...