Since the 1960s, demand has shifted away from routine cognitive (e.g., clerical work) and manual skills (warehouse picking and packing) toward nonroutine analytical (computer coding), interpersonal (nursing), and manual skills (home health attendant). This study aimed to determine whether ...
MINI was used in the same way as MINI KID in 2004, meaning that each interview was performed only after taking the interviewees medical history, respondents were asked to provide examples whenever clarification was needed, and clinical judgements were made by coding on the basis of both the ...
While this help is often provided by family caregivers, home health aides and attendants (HHAs) are increasingly providing assistance.2,3 These HHAs are a rapidly growing workforce trained and certified to provide personal and medical care, as well as emotional support, in the ...
This report documents the behavioral, physical, and medical similarities and differences of monozygotic female cotwins, raised separately by an adoptive family in the United States and the biological family in South Korea. Similarities were evident in personality, self-esteem, mental health, job ...
This is not only related to stigma on mental health issues, but also to moral injury being a relatively novel and elusive concept without having much of a status as medical diagnosis (Molendijk, 2021; Morgan et al., 2016). Therefore, involving more practitioners who interact with frontline ...
The mental health of healthcare professionals is reaching a breaking point, and the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated current mental health issues to unprecedented levels. Whilst some research has been carried out on the barriers that doctors face when s
13,31 The exact wording and coding of all survey questions are provided in eAppendix 3 and eTable 2 in Supplement 1. For the NSCH, all outcomes were reported by caregivers. We evaluated whether a child had any of 4 conditions identified by a health care practitioner and affecting the ...
We also had only a single timepoint of data, meaning there is the potential for reverse causality in the relationship between employment and mental health; whereby those with poorer mental health could have an inability to work, or to hold higher quality jobs. It is expected that the highest...
The mental health of healthcare professionals is reaching a breaking point, and the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated current mental health issues to unprecedented levels. Whilst some research has been carried out on the barriers that doctors face when s
In particular, individuals who have contracted the disease, those at heightened risk (e.g., the elderly, those with compromised immune functions, and those living in healthcare settings of receiving care) and those with pre-existing medical, psychiatric or substance use/abuse issues are at ...