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期刊名:Occupational medicine-oxford

缩写:OCCUP MED-OXFORD

ISSN:0962-7480

e-ISSN:1471-8405

IF/分区:2.4/Q2

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C Osório,L Culloty,S Talwar et al. C Osório et al.
Background: Military veterans are at elevated risk of mental health conditions, including Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Complex-PTSD (C-PTSD), depression and anxiety, among others. To address this need, in April ...
C Lambreghts,S Vandenbroeck,L Godderis C Lambreghts
Background: Burnout is a work-related mental health problem often leading to long-term sickness absence. Research on which return-to-work (RTW) interventions for sick-listed employees with burnout are the most effective i...
T W Britt,P D Bliese,E Boucher et al. T W Britt et al.
Background: Organizational trust has been examined as an expectation that leaders will follow through with promises and act consistently with expectations. Most of this research has involved employee samples in traditiona...
Hadia Hazoor,Nick Pearson,Francis Creed Hadia Hazoor
Background: The COVID-19 pandemic led to an increased prevalence of psychological disorder in population-based studies, but the effect on the ability to work has been less well studied, except in health workers. ...
Warren Hart,Dan Martin,Daniel Bishop et al. Warren Hart et al.
Background: Firefighting is a physically demanding occupation with sex-neutral minimum physiological performance requirements. Whilst 9% of UK firefighters are female, there has been no systematic review of scientific lit...
F Fabbri,I Albusaidi,G Ntani et al. F Fabbri et al.
Background: Hand dermatitis is a common occupational skin disease and is particularly prevalent among healthcare workers. Aims: To iden...
R M Shrestha,Y Inoue,H Miyake et al. R M Shrestha et al.
Background: While work-family conflict (WFC) has been reported to exert adverse effects on workers' health conditions, evidence linking WFC to presenteeism and absenteeism is not only limited in number but also geographic...