Job stress is the detrimental physical and emotional responses that might occur when there
is conflict between the expectations of a job and an employee's ability to meet those needs …

Background: Postgraduate training is a stressful and demanding job. The long working
hours and profound professional responsibilities of these doctors make it one of the most …

Doctors experience significant stress in their everyday occupational activities. Objective: To
assess the correlation between stress and meaning in life in early career doctors in …

Purpose: Job Anxiety among employees in a private hospital setting can have a number of
negative effects on both individuals and the organization as a whole. It can lead to …

The current study was aimed to investigate the comparison of occupational stress and
clinical performance among nurses of public and private sector: role of emotional …

Background: Workload is increased by nurses' intellectual obligations as well as physical
ones. Workload compromises worth of life in nurses. Nurses' performance needs up-to-date …

Stress has been linked to high attrition rates, rapid turnover, and increased job unhappiness
among nurses. Workplace stress has been shown to have an impact on nurses' health as …

Esculapio Vol 18 No 03.cdr Page 1 Introduction Doctors experience significant stress in their
everyday 1 occupational activities. Firth-Cozens reported that compared to 18% of the working …

Objective: The study aimed to explore the job stress on the performance of paramedical staff
working in dental hospital during Covid-19 pandemic Methodology: The study conducted on …

A REVIEW OF RECENT PAPERS ON ORGANISATION CULTURE AND STRESS AMONG
HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS Page 1 1 1.Dr. Sunil Ujagare is Professor, Head-Industry-Institute …