… study from Singapore, nonmedical health care professionals had a higher prevalence of
anxiety than medical health care professionals … that nonmedical health care professionals might …

… for sociodemographic composition and survey year indicated that, … healthcare professionals
(adjusted OR (aOR) 0.52, 95% CI 0.37 to 0.75) and higher for unregistered care workers (…

… In conclusion, this study shows that health professionals have a high risk of incurring in
burnout or psychological conditions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Continuous monitoring and …

… Objectives Healthcare professionals are expected to firmly … study, our aim was to know how
often health professionals … practice by health practitioners of diverse professions and practice …

… professionals about their experience with the internet with regards to … cross section of
healthcare professionals and to evaluate the effect of web based medical resources for patient care…

… cross-sectional postal survey was conducted to measure burnout, work-related stressors,
professional … a representative sample of primary care practitioners. Answers to the Maslach …

… study was lower than that in health workers from China [5] where 44.6, 50.4 and 34.0% of
health workers … workplace in this study reflects the vulnerability of health workers in Nepal to …

… Despite the high knowledge score and the positive attitudes observed in this study, the
number of infected and deceased Egyptian doctors and allied health workers was high when …

… The present study The aim of the present study is to gain more insight into the moderating
… job demands and health/well-being outcomes among health care workers. We already …

… about health care professionals’ attitudes regarding patient safety. This study looks to describe
health care professionals’ … exist based on the background factors of study participants. …