Background: Poor health of health care workers affects quality of care, but research and
health data for health care workers are scarce. Our aim was to compare physical/mental …

Background Previous studies have demonstrated poor health of care workers in nursing
homes. Yet, little is known about the prevalence of physical and mental health outcomes …

Objective: The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between both
psychosocial and organizational working conditions with self-reported mental health and …

Due to the demanding nature of their work, nurses are at higher risk of developing work-
related psychological distress and associated psychological illness when compared to the …

Aim This investigation explored the extent to which nurses' own health is a priority for global
National Nursing Associations. Background There is a growing body of evidence linking staff …

Aims This study aimed to evaluate the health‐related quality of life of nursing workers and
influential factors. Background Nursing workers are under great occupational stress …

Nursing staff in nursing homes suffer from poor mental health, probably associated with
stressful working conditions. Working conditions may distribute differently among nursing …

Risk factors for work‐related stress and subjective hardship in health‐care staff in nursing
homes for the elderly: A cross‐sectional study: Carole Pélissier, et al. Université Lyon 1 …

Aim This study aimed to explore work environment and mental health in nurse assistants,
nurses and health executives in a national large‐scale study. Background We have data for …

Introduction The physical and mental health of nurses may significantly impact the entire
medical care group and directly affect the quality of medical services. Due to the intense …