By using Theil's entropy measure, which is an additively decomposable measure of inequality, one may rank the various factors that affect occupational outcomes. Using the 5 percent sample of the 1990 U.S. Census
The occupational stress that contributes to the development of burnout syndrome remains one of the greatest scientific challenges. Despite years of research into burnout and its determinants, burnout continues to attract the attention of researchers, and healthcare workers (HCWs) continue to experience b...
BMC Med Educ (2021) 21:558 https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-021-02978-0 RESEARCH ARTICLE Exploring the factors that affect the transition from student to health professional: an Integrative review Eric Nkansah Opoku1,2,3* , Lee‑Ann Jacobs‑Nzuzi Khuabi1 ...
of health. daccess-ods.un.org daccess-ods.un.org 重要的问题包括生活方式、职业健康危险因素以及健康的遗传决定因素。 daccess-ods.un.org daccess-ods.un.org It is linked to environmentalfactorssuchas pollutionandoccupationalrisks related to agricultural practices that affect ...
Occupational health and safety (B6) affect financial fragility (B5): The health condition of the workers has a significant impact on the cash flow of the organization. The biggest problem that the MSMEs face during the Covid-19 is a cashflow shortage. When the workers’ and employees’ healt...
However, to our knowledge, it is unknown to what degree healthcare professionals’ perceptions regarding the value of cardiac risk scores in therapeutic decision making may affect the use of these scores in clinical practice. There is also little understanding of factors that facilitate or hinder ...
The TPB framework is widely applied in psychology and other domains, such as management, education, occupational health, and environmental sciences, to predict and explain changes in human behavior (Ajzen, 2020; Sussman and Gifford, 2019). It provides a better realization of the objectives of ...
25 Neighborhood Physical Environment, Safety, and Social Cohesion The neighborhood physical environment provides the broader structural context for individual supports (or lack thereof) that affect health, including daily stress.12,29 Participants rated potential problems in their neighborhood (excessive ...
We found that familial history of diseases, including hypertension, hyperlipidemia (female only), diabetes, CHD or stroke, was independent risk factor of MS and increased about 20–80% risk of MS. Among these genetic predisposing factors that affect the prevalence of MS, Paek et al. found that...
First, psycho- social processes can affect malignancies by triggering stress responses in the autonomic nervous system and the hypothalamus–pituitary–adrenal axis [21], inducing a cascade of downstream processes that can affect tumor pathogenesis in multiple ways [22]. Second, a lack of social ...