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1. The Mediating Role of Fear of COVID-19 in the Association between COVID-19-Related Work Stressors and Subjective Well-being: Path Analysis by Cross-sectional Evidence in the Child Care Sector across Three Samples.

Author

Gritzka, Susan, Angerer, Peter, and Diebig, Mathias

Subjects
*FEAR, *RISK assessment, *CROSS-sectional method, *CHILD care workers, *CRONBACH'S alpha, *PATH analysis (Statistics), *CHI-squared test, *SURVEYS, *JOB stress, *CONCEPTUAL structures, *SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC factors, *COVID-19 pandemic, *WELL-being, *COVID-19, *INDUSTRIAL hygiene, *INDUSTRIAL safety, *INDUSTRIAL relations
Abstract

Objective: COVID-19 has changed work conditions and instilled fear. However, research overlooked the contributing factors to fear of COVID-19 and its impact on well-being. We addressed this research gap and focused on the es-sential workforce of child care. Methods: Three samples of early childhood professionals (ECPs) (NT1 = 423, NT2 = 142, NT3 = 584) were gathered in Germany between June 2020 and May 2021. We tested via path analysis whether (1) fear of COVID-19 relates to well-being. (2) COVID-19-related work stressors relate to fear of COVID-19, and (3) fear of COVID-19 mediates the relationship of work stressors and well-being. Results: Findings of NT1 and NT3 lent support, while results of NT2 differed. Conclusions: This study under-lines the importance of adapting the work conditions during pandemics to re-duce the fear of infection and thus preserve ECPs' well-being. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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2. Principles of a Healthful Practice Environment for Nurses.

Author

Satusky, Mary Jo

Subjects
NURSING standards, NURSING education, BULLYING, CORPORATE culture, EMPLOYEE rights, INDUSTRIAL relations, INDUSTRIAL safety, JOB stress, VIOLENCE in the workplace, WORK environment, INFORMATION resources, WELL-being, OFFENSIVE behavior
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2020
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3. PRACTITIONER APPLICATION: Variations in Workplace Safety Climate Perceptions and Outcomes Across Healthcare Provider Positions.

Author

Tsang, Michael

Subjects
*QUALITY of work life, *CORPORATE culture, *HEALTH facilities, *HEALTH facility administration, *INDUSTRIAL relations, *INDUSTRIAL safety, *JOB satisfaction, *PATIENT safety, *PERSONNEL management, *WELL-being, *TRANSPORTATION of patients
Abstract

The authors comment on a study published within the issue that examines workplace safety perceptions and well-being of healthcare practitioners by position. Topics covered include the compelling argument that the study made for the role of safety in outcomes such as injury rates, turnover, and job satisfaction, the strengths of the study such as the application of sound methodology in gathering data, and examples to emphasize the role of workplace safety perception in healthcare.

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2020
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