Sensemaking Held Swedish Healthcare Together in COVID-19’s First Weeks
Interviews with 18 Swedish nurses and physicians show that sensemaking at organisational, interpersonal and individual levels held clinical practice together ...
Interviews with 18 Swedish nurses and physicians show that sensemaking at organisational, interpersonal and individual levels held clinical practice together ...
A phenomenological study of ten Indian healthcare workers reveals how pandemic-era burnout, moral distress, and institutional neglect accumulated into a ...
A systematic review of 95 studies covering more than 40,000 Iranian healthcare workers finds that 83 percent have experienced workplace ...
A mixed-methods study in southern Chad finds that while nearly all residents know about urinary schistosomiasis, only about 3 percent ...
A survey of 271 Pakistani doctors and nurses finds that work-family conflict erodes quality of life and that high occupational ...
A national survey of 4,360 Iranian adults found strong public rejection of mental illness stereotypes and belief in treatment, but ...
A study of Malaysian healthcare workers finds that metabolic abnormalities are widespread among people with overweight and obesity, and that ...
A cross-sectional study of 279 nurses and paramedical workers in Karachi found that poor sleep quality, age over 30, and ...
A new scoping review protocol from the University of Cape Coast maps the evidence on why Ghana's healthcare workers are ...
A Japanese panel study of five surveys finds healthcare workers reported consistently lower happiness than other workers, with the widest ...
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