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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Occupational stressors"”.
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Occupational stressors leading to burnout in the teaching profession
Call number: LD2668 .R4 EDCI 1989 B63
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Occupational stressors leading to burnout in the teaching profession
Call number: LD2668 .R4 EDCI 1989 B63
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An Investigation of Mental Health and Occupational Stressors Among Farmers in Canada
… Farmers are known to face a unique host of occupational stressors, andthe COVID-19 pandemic introduced additional challenges for farmers in Canada.Hence, the second wave of the national, online, cross-sectional survey of mental healthoutcomes among farmers in Canada was conducted early 2021. …
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A Longitudinal Study Examining the Stability of Occupational Stressors Identified by Nursing Home Administrators
… the relative change in the self-reported occupational stressors of nursing home administrators over a five year period (December 1994 to June 1999) secondary to the increased regulatory climate of the nursing home industry.</p> <p>This study was carried out in three phases and included all …
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Occupational stressors in diagnostic radiographers working in public health facilities in the eThekwini district of KwaZulu-Natal
Submitted in fulfillment of the requirements for the Master of Technology: Radiography degree, Durban University of Technology, Durban, South Africa, 2015.
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Optimizing Internet-Delivered Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for public safety personnel: Qualitative insights from clients and stakeholders to guide program improvements
… rates have been explained by the extraordinary occupational stressors that PSP experience. There is a need for accessible treatment options to overcome common barriers to care in PSP populations. Internet-delivered cognitive behavioural therapy (ICBT) has the potential to provide effective …
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Exploring Parole and Probation Staff Perception: Job Satisfaction, Organizational Trust, and Work-Family Conflict
… staff members perceive the organizational and occupational stressors of their workplace; a topic heavily focused upon in studies of traditional correctional settings. Using survey data taken from 199 parole and probation staff members in Nevada, we explore the differences in perceptions between …
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A light in the flame: Perceived burnout among underrepresented minority physician assistant educators in the United States
… and programmatic burnout strategies, common occupational stressors, initial responses to occupational stressors, and overall experiences of URM PA educators. Study results yielded insight regarding burnout perception among URM PA educators in the United States. In turn, these findings can be …
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Perceived stressors, coping strategies, and burnout pertaining to psychiatric nurses working on locked psychiatric units
… purpose of this study was to describe perceived occupational stressors, coping strategies, and burnout levels of psychiatric nurses working on locked psychiatric units in southeastern Michigan (<em>N</em> = 46), as well as to examine the relationships among demographic factors and these …
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Servant Leadership and Teacher Stressors: A Qualitative Study
… Servant Leadership provides a buffer for the stressors teachers face, but it does not make their occupational stressors nonexistent. When an administrator is a servant leader, they are aware of the pulse of the building, and they have foresight to develop systems that will reduce teacher …
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Paramedic Flourishing at Work: A Way Forward
… Paramedics are exposed to acute and chronic occupational stressors, traditionally studied with a deficit-based approach to well-being. This study utilized an explanatory sequential mixed methods design to explore paramedic well-being with a strengths-based lens. At a single urban paramedic …
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Achieving Work-Life Balance: Perspectives of Female Principals
… confirm the challenging, dynamic, and demanding occupational stressors associated with 21st school leadership; describe the participants’ lived experiences as they relate to the confluence of family commitments and the responsibilities of the principalship; communicate the physical and …
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Navigating the Culture: Jail Staff Perspectives on Burnout, Substance Use, and Available Treatment Services
… work exposes jail employees to a range of occupational stressors, such as managing high-risk populations, dealing with interpersonal conflicts, responding to violence, and experiencing chronic understaffing. These stressors often contribute to mental health challenges such as anxiety, …
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Predictors of post-traumatic stress disorder among ambulance personnel in the western cape province
… which were used to assess PTSD and level of occupational stressors. Results: The prevalence of PTSD in the study population was 30%. Participants were predominantly female (55%), median age 38 (IQR; 31 - 44) years with a professional qualification (83%). Those with PTSD were more likely …
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Exploring and Supporting Families of Public Safety Personnel: A HomeBase Study
Background: Public Safety Personnel (PSP) face occupational stressors such as exposure to potentially psychologically traumatic events (PPTE), shiftwork, and potentially emotionally suppressive workplace cultures. The occupational risks and requirements associated with public safety roles extend …
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The dark side of calling: a partial test of the work as calling theory (WCT) using the veterinarian occupational well-being study (VOWS)
… of suicide, moral distress) as a result of occupational stressors and job characteristics. According to WCT, this may paradoxically be attributed to the reported likelihood that a high number of veterinarians find their work deeply meaningful and identify their work as a calling, often from …
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Varying occupational stress and organisational commitment within the university staff of contrasting economies (Cross-sectional comparative study of middle range public universities in Pakistan and the UK)
This thesis investigates the varying occupational stressors and organisational commitment of the contrasting genders at the teaching and administrative positions in the contrasting economies of the UK and Pakistan. Whilst the existing literature is focused on individual cases of personal strain and …
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Occupational stress: a study of stress levels as perceived by selected employees related to situational and dispositional stress
… (Ziemenski, 1981 and Knautz, 1982) suggest that occupational stress is a causal factor in job-related illnesses such as coronary heart disease, psychoneurotic and personality disorders, and migraine headaches. II In addition to physiological problems resulting from stress almost every …
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Identification and Assessment of Adverse Occupational Health Risks Among Public Safety Personnel: A Biopsychosocial Investigation of Stress Biomarkers in Naturalistic Settings
Chronic occupational stress is one of the most significant contributors to adverse health and performance outcomes among public safety personnel (PSP). This dissertation builds upon prior research on the allostatic load (AL) model of stress and health, investigating PSP’s occupational stress, …
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OCCUPATIONAL STRESS AND HEALTH AMONG HOME HEALTH CARE WORKERS
… protect workers’ health. Drawing on existing occupational health stress theories (Karasek; Siegrist; Landsbergis) and sociological stress theory (Pearlin; Fenwick & Tausig), this study explores how workers’ experiences and agency characteristics are related to home health care worker’s …
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