Machine Learning Maps Burnout and Resilience in Saudi Arabia’s Expatriate Nursing Workforce
A survey of 501 nurses at a Saudi tertiary military hospital found moderate emotional exhaustion in over a third of ...
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New Burnout Scale for Autism Service Providers Passes Its First Big Test
A 566-provider study distilled a 39-item burnout assessment for developmental disability settings into six validated factors that track with established ...
Doctors and Nurses Say No One Taught Them How to Talk About Dying
A qualitative study of Portuguese healthcare students and professionals reveals critical gaps in end-of-life training, communication, and emotional support, prompting ...
Scientists Unite Neuroscience and Management to Rebuild Workplace Well-Being
A new review in Discover Mental Health proposes an interdisciplinary framework combining management science, global occupational health, neuroscience, and positive ...
Inside an Academic Psychiatry Task Force: What Antiracism Work Really Costs
A qualitative evaluation of Yale Psychiatry's ARCH Task Force reveals that vulnerability and connection fueled meaningful antiracism conversations, but ambiguous ...
Switching Off at Work May Backfire: How Detachment Fuels Cynicism Through Family Conflict
New research shows that psychological detachment from work can backfire, increasing employee cynicism through heightened family-to-work conflict, with effects depending ...
Nurses Split Into Two Thriving Profiles, and Calling Predicts Which One They Land In
A latent profile analysis of 347 Chinese nurses identified two distinct thriving profiles, with stronger career calling increasing and missed ...
On the COVID-19 Frontline: Emergency Care Workers in South Africa Faced Deep Psychological Distress
A qualitative study of thirty emergency care practitioners in South Africa's Western Cape reveals significant mental health distress, stigmatization, burnout ...
Surgical Residents Recover From Burnout as Training Progresses, Landmark Mexican Cohort Finds
A complete survey of all 37 general surgery residents at a Mexican institution found that burnout declines steadily from the ...
Nurses Who Cannot Stop Scrolling: Study Maps Hidden Profiles of Short-Video Addiction
A cross-sectional study of 680 nurses in Wuhan's top-tier hospitals identified three distinct profiles of problematic short-video use and found ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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