Occupational stress impairs nurses' psychosomatic wellbeing, which includes anxiety,
depression, sleep quality, and somatic symptoms; however, few studies have focused on the …

OBJECTIVES This cross-sectional study investigated the relationship between job stress
and psychosocial stress among nurses at a university hospital in Incheon, Korea. METHODS …

Limited research exists on the workplace and personal factors that might be associated with
the physical and mental health of nurses working in China. Therefore, the purposes of this …

Chronic sleep deprivation may worsen many medical and mental health conditions, causing
difficulty in the ability to function at work. Job stress may be a factor that directly correlates …

Aim We explored the impact of job content and stress on anxiety, depressive symptoms and
self‐perceived health status among nurse practitioners (NP s). Background Taiwan's NP …

Materials and Methods: Institutional-based cross-sectional study; total sample size
comprised 100 staff nurses. Data were collected using a two-part questionnaire: Part I: socio …

Objectives This study examines the mediating role of stress coping styles—problem‐focused
coping and emotion‐focused coping—on the relationship between work stress and …

Background Work stress is a major problem for nurses and it can negatively influence job
performance. Therefore, it is critical to explore variables that can reduce or buffer the …

Review of literature: Prior research has suggested that nurses contend with a variety of
workplace stressors and personal factors that can contribute either positively or negatively to …

This cross-sectional study aimed to investigate the sleep quality of psychiatric nurses in
China and explore the risk factors affecting it. This study used the stratified random sampling …