Background: Occupations that deal with the health and safety of people are always stressful.
Job stress and work load are factors that affect staff such as nurses. The aim of this study …

Materials and Methods: It was a cross-sectional descriptive-analytical study conducted in
teaching and therapeutic hospitals of Gorgan, Iran, including Sayad Shirazi Hospital, 5 Azar …

Introduction: Since there are few studies on stress experienced by nursing staff in private
hospitals, this study aimed to determine the sources of job stress among nurses in private …

Background: Nurses' working environments, especially operating rooms are stressful
environments due to their undesirable factors and conditions. The present study was …

Introduction: The assessment of personal and occupational factors and the association with
job stress in the work environment is one of the main strategies for improving occupational …

Background & objectives: Psychological factors have a significant impact on development of
disruptions as well as work-related accidents. Improving mental conditions and paying …

Background: Nurses are exposed to various stressful situations in their work environment. It
is obvious that occupational stress affects physical and psychological health of nurses and …

Background: Job stress is highly emphasized among healthcare staff because of their
crucial role in the healthcare system. Objectives: The present study aimed to evaluate job …

Background: In jobs where human contact is like nursing, more tension there. This
destructive and multidimensional phenomenon can be increased absenteeism, reduced …

Background: The need to pay attention to occupational stress and its consequences are
among the most important issues in organizational behavior studies. Medical centers are …