A new study commissioned and funded by the Louise Tebboth Foundation has revealed that
UK doctors are at greater risk of work-related stress, burnout and depression and anxiety …

The ongoing social transformation of the American healthcare system brings both structural
and interpersonal changes to the delivery of healthcare. Some of these changes have been …

The NHS is heavily reliant on professional staff with high-level clinical skills that take many
years to acquire. It employs around 140,000 doctors (around 11% of the total workforce) and …

Purpose To assess the potential of workplace support to protect public health equity workers
against job burnout and to identify key workplace support components. Description This …

Purpose The authors explore how service workers negotiate emotional laboring with “dirty”
emotions while trying to meet the demands of neoliberal healthcare. In doing so, the authors …

This article explores the involvement of doctors, men, and men's partners in the clinical
setting of male infertility in France and French-speaking Switzerland from the 1890s to the …

We współczesnym, zróżnicowanym świecie nauki społeczne i humanistyczne poświęcają
coraz więcej uwagi różnorodności grup ludzkich, ich mobilności i wielości kontaktów między …

The concept of alienation has made a comeback in debates about rising job dissatisfaction
and burnout in the health service. A Labour government could address these issues by …

Ever since emotional labor (EL) was first described in 1979, the number of theories and
measures to study this phenomenon has grown. The objective of this integrative review was …

Within the framework of advancing the competencies of healthcare professionals via
educational initiatives that incorporate innovative methodologies, this paper presents an …