health of organization’s employees is dependent on psychosocial factors such as job stress, considerably. job stress is related to the low quality of life, job burnout, increasing the risk of accidents and work–related injuries and cause job change and early retirement of employees. this study aimed to evaluate employees’ job stress in an industry as well as to assess its relationship by person...

health promotion approach is utilized to address the prevention, management and early intervention for stress management and also to promote positive mental and psychological health. stress affects everyone and must be managed effectively to reduce its chronic and deleterious effects this study consists of two sections: in first section the principals of health promotion in different human exis...

Correlates of stress-related growth and effectiveness of a resilience intervention to enhance growth were examined. College students were randomly assigned to an intervention or a wait-list control group. Resources, stressor characteristics, adjustment, and growth were assessed. Results support self-esteem and adaptive coping as growth correlates; introduce a new correlate, selfleadership; sugg...

Aims and objectives. This paper aims to explore aseptic practice-related stress in surgery. The objectives are to define stress-related factors, and the means to reduce the stress. Background. Occupational stress is related to personal characteristics; job satisfaction and physiological and psychological well-being. The stress symptoms are often classified as part of a negative mood. Nurses hav...

DSM-5: TrauMa anD STreSS-relaTeD DiSorDerS In DSM‐5, disorders which are precipitated by specific stressful and potentially trau‐ matic events are included in a new diag‐ nostic category, “Trauma and Stress‐Related Disorders,” which includes both Adjustment Disorders (ADs) and PTSD (5). Friedman and his colleagues (6) assert that there is heuristic value in grouping this set of dis‐ orders in a...

INTRODUCTION Recent research efforts in emergency medical services (EMS) has identified variability in the ability of EMS personnel to recognize their level of stress-related impairment. Developing a better understanding of how workplace stress may affect EMS personnel is a key step in the process of increasing awareness of the impact of work-related stress and stress-related impairment. OBJE...

background: there is long-term interest in the effects of stress on health, due to the strain that it places on individuals which can lead to an increased risk of disease. the present study examined degree of perceived job stress related to incidents reporting rate and its dimensions among workers' isfahan steel company. methods: a self-administered anonymous was distributed to 189 workers. the...

Background: It has been proposed that stress occurrence and stress coping strategies play an important role in the aetiology and maintenance of depression in children. The present study provides data on stress-related correlates of childhood depression. Methods: A community sample of 99 children with a mean age of 11.4 years was studied. 20 of them were classified as depressed. Stress symptoms ...

Whether stress and infertility are linked as cause or consequence is unclear, and there is no consensus on the most appropriate methods for measuring stress in infertile women. To address this question, we measured changes in biochemical and questionnaire-based assessments of stress in infertile women. Median baseline, follicular phase and pre-operative serum prolactin (229, 311 and 457 mIU/l) ...