The Impact of Organizational Climate Toward Sexual Minority Workers on Burnout: The Mediating Role of Quality of Work Life [0.03%]
组织气候对性少数工人影响的倦怠感：工作生活质量的中介作用
Marco Minhós,Vítor Costa,Samuel Monteiro
Marco Minhós
This study aimed to describe and analyze the relationships between the organizational climate towards sexual minority workers, the quality of work life (QoWL), and burnout in a sample of 256 Portuguese and Brazilian workers. The mediating r...
Faculty Burnout at the Intersection of Artificial Intelligence Adoption and Academic Integrity Measures: A Thematic Analysis in Higher Education [0.03%]
人工智能采纳与学术诚信措施交叉点上的高校教师职业倦怠：高等教育中的主题分析
Ridwan Islam Sifat,Mohaimenul Islam Jowarder,Rafiul Azim Jowarder et al.
Ridwan Islam Sifat et al.
The rapid integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in higher education has changed teaching and assessment practices and has introduced new risks for faculty well-being. This study, conducted in 10 public and private universities in Dhak...
Leslie Nickels: Worker Educator, Activist, and Social Justice Warrior [0.03%]
莱斯利·尼克尔斯：职工教育者、活动家和正义斗士
Eric Persaud,Sarah Kukich,Celeste Monforton
Eric Persaud
Dr. Leslie Anne Nickels was a leader in occupational health and safety who championed innovative training and education programs to improve worker health and safety locally, nationally, and across the world. The purpose of this article is t...
Darius D Sivin
Darius D Sivin
When errors become etched in stone: The U.S. Navy's deeply flawed, never retracted World War II asbestos epidemiology study [0.03%]
当错误被铸刻在石头上：美国海军二战石棉流行病学研究中的严重缺陷及其从未更正的研究报告
Richard J Kelly
Richard J Kelly
In January 1946, the Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology published "A Health Survey of Pipe Covering Operations in Constructing Naval Vessels." This cross-sectional epidemiological study is one of the most consequential in the hist...
Yaneer Bar-Yam,Adam M Finkel,Greta Fox et al.
Yaneer Bar-Yam et al.
(a) surgical masks provide inadequate protection against airborne pathogens; (b) the current WHO guidelines are harming healthcare workers (HCWs) and patients; and (c) WHO as a global healthcare safety leader has the power to reduce disease...
Documenting Experiences of Black Aluminum Smelting Workers in West Badin, North Carolina: A Community-Engaged Survey Approach [0.03%]
北卡罗来纳州西巴丁的黑人铝冶炼工人经历的记录：一种社区参与调查的方法
Cherrel Manley,Elizabeth Teka,Pavithra Vasudevan et al.
Cherrel Manley et al.
Between 1917 and 2007, Alcoa operated an aluminum smelting plant in Badin, North Carolina, resulting in hazardous occupational and environmental exposures in West Badin, a predominantly Black community. We partnered with the Concerned Citiz...
Voices of Hanford Workers Exposed to Chemical Vapors: Interactions with Workplace, Safety, Health Care and Compensation Systems [0.03%]
汉福德工人化学蒸汽暴露回忆：工作场所、安全、医疗保健和赔偿体系之间的相互作用
Emily Turk,Lilly Deerwater,Liz Mattson et al.
Emily Turk et al.
In this qualitative study, we sought to understand the experiences of Hanford nuclear workers who navigated health care and compensation systems after exposure to chemical vapors. In 2016, we conducted semi-structured interviews with six wo...
Rationale for Accreditation Criteria for the MATES in Construction Workplace Suicide Prevention Program [0.03%]
关于建筑工地预防自杀项目(MATES)认证标准的依据
Anthony D LaMontagne,Tania King,Jorgen Gullestrup et al.
Anthony D LaMontagne et al.
MATES in Construction originated in Australia as a workplace suicide prevention program for predominantly male, blue-collar industries with high suicide rates. Accreditation criteria were developed for the purpose of providing recognition f...
Local Perceptions and Discourses on Pesticide Health Risks in a Rural Community in Paysandú, Uruguay [0.03%]
乌拉圭派桑杜省一个农村社区中关于农药健康风险的当地认知与论述
Nicolás Rodríguez,Andrés Trotta,Damián Herkovits et al.
Nicolás Rodríguez et al.
Escalated pesticide use in Latin America has increased the number of people exposed to these substances. There are controversies about their health risks in rural contexts. This study, conducted 2018-2021, analyzed local perceptions and dis...