Sentence examples for work distress from inspiring English sources

This finding is in line with previous research showing a connection between fewer children and work distress among younger physicians [ 28].

Furthermore, not having children or having just one, compared with having more than one child, is a demographic factor that has been found to be related to work distress among younger doctors [ 28].

1 Risk factors for wrist/hand MSD (including sinovitis/tenosynovitis) include heavy physical work, awkward postures, repetitive work, prolonged computer work, distress, older age, female gender, smoking, increased weight and co-morbidities.

In a cluster randomized study of 2 weeks of continuous cover interrupted by weekend cover by a cross-covering physician, compared with 14 days of continuous cover by a single consultant, the intervention group reported reduced burnout, improved work-life balance, and decreased work distress, without influencing patient outcomes [ 18].

Evolvement of comprehensive mental health services, training supports, conflict de-escalation/resolution mechanisms, and periodic assessment are indicated to mitigate work related distress with burn out among resident doctors, while improving their productivity.

Education, work status, distress, EQ-VAS, pain at rest, previous shoulder pain, baseline SPADI score, self-efficacy for pain, flexion, and hand-behind-back (HBB) were included in the multiple regression analyses.

ICU doctors also are thought to be susceptible to "burnout," a description for work-related distress that combines emotional exhaustion, depersonalization (treating people in an unfeeling, impersonal way), and a sense of low personal accomplishment [2].

West says he finds the driven American work ethic "distressing," yet long ago made the decision to settle here.

In income, the predictors were low physical activity, work-related distress all the time, small number of education years and low-alcohol consumption.

In binge drinking, the predictors were problems with spouse or work-related distress all the time and eating vegetables less than once a week.

These negative psychological outcomes are also likely to persist into the students' careers as health practitioners, as evidenced in high levels of work-related distress and burnout in doctors [ 20].