A literature search was conducted to identify studies that measured the relationship between
stress and occupational injury. Studies that provided a quantitative measure of stress and …

During the past two decades, the field of occupational stress research has developed a few
general themes as to the causes of stress, yet it has not yielded a clear conceptualization of …

This cross‐sectional study analysed the frequency and severity of work stressors and job
satisfaction at workplaces in relation to work‐related non‐fatal injuries amongst a sample of …

Historically, the term exposure assessment has connoted an evaluation of health risks
posed by physical and chemical agents in the work environment. Exposure to psychosocial …

Americans in increasing numbers are claiming that stress in the workplace has caused them
some form of disability. A recent study by the National Council on Compensation Insurance …

This study assessed the relation of potentially stressful objective job characteristics to
perceived psychosocial job stress and the relation of both of these to a variety of indicators …

Stress has come to be recognized as one of the most pervasive and potent health hazards in
the work environment. This paper describes recent trends in stress-related cases, reviews …

This study examined hospitalization rates for 10 stress-related illnesses among Navy
occupational groups during four phases of a 30-year career and identified possible reasons …

M of the early research work that has been carried out on stress-related illness, and in
particular on coronary heart disease (CHD), was done in the medical epidemiology field …

In recent years, energy exchange has come to be accepted as the causative agent in
accidental injuries. This paper focuses on two fundamental characteristics of accidental …