Journal of occupational health
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To estimate proportions of injuries that are attributable to the work environment (excess fractions) among economically active men and to identify industries associated with an elevated injury risk. ⋯ There are substantial industrial inequalities in injury rates among male workers in Denmark. The size of the inequalities differs between body regions.
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Workplace bullying is increasingly being recognized as a serious problem within the work environment. Previous studies in European countries have reported the prevalence of workplace bullying and its association with poor mental health, using the Negative Acts Questionnaire-Revised (NAQ-R: Einarsen & Hoel, 2001), but there have been very few studies in Japan. The authors translated the 22-item NAQ-R into the Japanese language and examined the internal consistency reliability and concurrent and construct validity, including factor-based validity, of this scale in a sample of Japanese civil servants. ⋯ The present study showed acceptable levels of reliability and validity of the Japanese version of the NAQ-R among Japanese civil servants.
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This study aimed to determine the level and factors contributing to burnout among doctors in Sana'a City, Yemen and to determine the relationship between burnout and psychological morbidity. ⋯ The prevalence of high degree of burnout as well as emotional exhaustion in Yemeni doctors was higher than those reported internationally and was associated with psychological morbidity and many important sources of job stress.
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The aim of this study was to determine factors of working conditions associated with job satisfaction among physicians in Japan. ⋯ Certain working conditions were important factors for job satisfaction among physicians. These factors should be discussed for improving working conditions.