Background. Health care professionals in the United Kingdom (UK) appear to have higher
absence and sickness rates than staff in other sectors, and stress may be a reason for …

Background Palestine is a low income country with scarce resources, which is seeking
independence. This paper discusses the high levels of mental health need found amongst …

As organisations experience rapid change, employee health and well-being has emerged
as an important issue. Although organisational change can result in psychological and …

A 4‐year qualitative study examined the influence of teaching hatha yoga, meditation, and
qigong to counseling graduate students. Participants in the 15‐week, 3‐credit mindfulness …

Aims. This paper reports a study which aims (1) to investigate and compare levels of
stressors and burnout of qualified and unqualified nursing staff in acute mental health …

Background many UK midwives experience workplace adversity resulting from a national
shortage of midwives, rise in birth rate and increased numbers of women entering …

This article examines the relationship between nurse burnout and patient safety indicators,
including both safety perceptions and reporting behavior. Based on the Conservation of …

Burnout occurs in occupations, such as nursing, where a significant proportion of time is
spent in close involvement with other people. Mental health nursing has been considered an …

Aim. This paper reports a study of the relationship between age, domestic responsibilities
(being partnered and having dependents), recovery from shiftwork‐related fatigue and the …

Moral distress and professional stress are common problems that can have adverse effects
on nurses, patients, and the healthcare system as a whole. Thus, this cross-sectional study …