Risks of the working environment associated with psychosomatic status and professional burnout syndrome medical personnel affect quality safety activities. This is especially important in endoscopy, where specialists are required high concentration, excellent manual skills, well-coordinated actions, patience endurance. Timely identification elimination risks endoscopy helpful for improvement en...

this article tries to study the relationship between “quality of work life” and “job satisfaction” among the employees of the area 3 local branches of bank melat in tehran. as far as the purpose is concerned, this study is an applicable research while from the research methodology point of view, it is descriptive survey. statistical population of the research covers of all the 670 employees of ...

Background: Working time accounts for a great deal of an individual worker’s life. This study aims to examine the impact of ergonomic conditions on the self-esteem of workers in Gaziantep, Turkey. Materials and Methods: This descriptive study was conducted recruiting 755 workers from two factories and verbal informed consent was obtained from the workers. Data were obtained from groups using a...

The main aim of the present study was to examine and explore family environment perceived stress amongst working non-working women. A sample 60 women (30 30 homemakers) drawn from population. purposive sampling technique used. Family Environment Scale by Dr. Harpreet Bhatia N.K.Chadha Perceived Stress Cohen, Kamarck, Mermelstein were used for data collection. Mean, Standard Deviation, t-test, C...

The present paper provides a review of research and theories concerning the question of how and why working in a moving environment may affect performance. It is argued that performance decrements can be expected to occur as a result of general factors or as a result of specific impairments of particular human skills. General effects happen when environmental motion, simulated or real, reduces ...