COVID-19’s effect on the employment status of health care workers. University of Washington Center for Health Workforce Studies; 2021:14. 23. US Bureau of Labor Statistics. Occupational Outlook Handbook: Lice
health behaviorsThis study is conducted to explore the association between health behaviors and the COVID-19 vaccination based on the risk compensation concept among health-care workers in Taizhou, China. We conducted a self-administered online survey to estimate the health behaviors among the staff ...
doi:10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2023.2355 Abstract Importance The National Academy of Medicine’s National Plan for Health Workforce Well-Being provides recommendations for supporting the mental health and well-being of health care workers. This article aims to guide implementation of National Academy of ...
COVID-19 has hit our already burdened healthcare workforce like a sledgehammer. More than a year into the pandemic, an immediate, full-scale effort to support healthcare workers and help them stay in the workforce is necessary if the U.S. healthcare system is to survive. Before the ons...
healthcare workers and protect them in all aspects, including subsidies and allowances, work-related injury compensation, psychological health services, and daily needs, among others [41,42]. Beyond legal right protection, these measures reflect the appreciation of the country for their contributions....
Although employers may already be engaged in some of these activities, all healthcare employers should review the ETS to ensure their existing programs meet its technical requirements. Notably, the ETS exempts fully vaccinated workers from masking, distancing, and barrier requirements when in well-defi...
healthcare employers, they still face problems with chronic burnout, employee turnover, and the overall talent shortage. To prevent the next wave of resignations, healthcare HR managers must deliver competitive compensation and programs to combat burnout—for example, revamped time-off and scheduling ...
Jennifer Ryon, the chief revenue officer for workers’ compensation healthcare network Prime Health Services, indicates that the ability to ramp up access to and prioritization of medical treatment in the clinical setting varies significantly by geographic area. ...
Most of those decrees ease the path for benefits only for healthcare workers and first responders, butan emergency orderby the Illinois Workers’ Compensation Commission creates a presumption that work is the cause of COVID-19 if contracted by any “frontline worker” identified in Gov. J.B. ...
among healthcare workers during the first and second wave in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: a descriptive study Jean Paul Muambangu Milambo1,2,3,4*, James Ndirangu1, Samuel Mangala2, Hannah Simba3 and Landry Kabego3 Abstract Background Healthcare workers (HCWs) are ...