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Coping strategies and psychosocial factors at work of Dietitians/Nutritionists:...
Simões, Raquel; Oliveira, João; Sá-Couto, Pedro; Ramos, MarcoBackground/Objective: Dietitians and nutritionists, like many healthcare professionals, frequently experience stress, which can be influenced by coping strategies (BriefCOPE) and the psychosocial work environment (COPSOQ-II) and their impact on work ability and stress levels (WAI). The main objective of this short paper is to examine how BriefCOPE and COPSOQ-II scales can be used to study coping with work-relat...
Are coping and workplace psychosocial factors related to work ability in physic...
Ricardo Pires, Joana; Sá Couto, Pedro; Bem-Haja, Pedro; Ramos, MarcoBackground/Objective: Over the last few years, new statistical techniques have been developed in the context of multivariate analysis, which are proving to be very useful in the social or health sciences, even marketing. The aim of this work was to study the interplay between 3 scales: BriefCOPE for evaluating coping strategies; COPSOQII for assessing psychosocial factors; and WAI for assessing work ability. Me...
Occupational health, well-being and ability to work in a sample of Portuguese N...
Lucas, Diana; Senra, Hugo; Rodrigues, Vitor; Sá-Couto, Pedro; Ramos, MarcoBackground/Objective: Occupational health is a multidisciplinary activity aiming to keep people mentally and physically well and safe at work. In nurses, it has deserved a particular attention, considering the complexity and demanding nature of the job. The current study aims to investigate the association between psychosocial variables, including coping with work (BriefCOPE) and psychosocial factors of work (C...
Relationship between WAI, BriefCOPE and COPSOQII scales: a multivariate analysi...
Humenyuk, Alina; Baptista, Inês; Antunes, Rodrigo; Sá-Couto, Pedro; Ramos, MarcoBackground/Objective: Individual health and organizational performance are strongly influenced by how people manage stress, or how they cope. Analysis and understanding of bidirectional association of BriefCOPE and COPSOQII and a unidirectional association of these two with “Índice de Capacidade para o Trabalho (ICT)”, a Portuguese version of Work Ability Index (WAI) in a health care professionals (e.g. Physici...
Physicians' perceptions of psychosocial factors and coping strategies in their ...
Messias, Ana; Estrela, Marta; Couto, Pedro; Sá-Couto, Pedro; Ramos, MarcoBackground/Objective: Physicians play a crucial role in healthcare systems but face negative impacts from a challenging work environment, leading to burnout. Burnout has negative effects on physician health and patient care. Understanding psychosocial aspects of work and coping strategies used by physicians is essential. Validated tools, including COPSOQ-II, BriefCOPE, and WAI scales, can provide insight into t...
Coping strategies and psychosocial factors at work of dietitians/nutritionists:...
Simões, Raquel; Oliveira, João; Sá-Couto, Pedro; Ramos, MarcoBackground/Objective: Dietitians and nutritionists, like many healthcare professionals, frequently experience stress, which can be influenced by coping strategies (BriefCOPE) and the psychosocial work environment (COPSOQ-II) and their impact on work ability and stress levels (WAI). The main objective of this short paper is to examine how BriefCOPE and COPSOQ-II scales can be used to study coping with work-relat...
Are coping and workplace psychosocial factors related to work ability in physic...
Pires, Joana Ricardo; Sá-Couto, Pedro; Bem-Haja, Pedro; Ramos, MarcoBackground/Objective: Over the last few years, new statistical techniques have been developed in the context of multivariate analysis, which are proving to be very useful in the social or health sciences, even marketing. The aim of this work was to study the interplay between 3 scales: BriefCOPE for evaluating coping strategies; COPSOQII for assessing psychosocial factors; and WAI for assessing work ability. Me...
Occupational health, well-being and ability to work in a sample of portuguese n...
Lucas, Diana; Senra, Hugo; Rodrigues, Vítor; Sá-Couto, Pedro; Ramos, MarcoBackground/Objective: Occupational health is a multidisciplinary activity aiming to keep people mentally and physically well and safe at work. In nurses, it has deserved a particular attention, considering the complexity and demanding nature of the job. The current study aims to investigate the association between psychosocial variables, including coping with work (BriefCOPE) and psychosocial factors of work (C...
Relationship between WAI, BriefCOPE and COPSOQII scales: a multivariate analysi...
Humenyuk, Alina; Baptista, Inês G.; Antunes, Rodrigo O.; Sá-Couto, Pedro; Ramos, MarcoBackground/Objective: Individual health and organizational performance are strongly influenced by how people manage stress, or how they cope. Analysis and understanding of bidirectional association of BriefCOPE and COPSOQII and a unidirectional association of these two with “Índice de Capacidade para o Trabalho (ICT)”, a Portuguese version of Work Ability Index (WAI) in a health care professionals (e.g. Physici...
Physicians' perceptions of psychosocial factors and coping strategies in their ...
Messias, Ana; Estrela, Marta; Couto, Pedro; Sá-Couto, Pedro; Ramos, MarcoBackground/Objective: Physicians play a crucial role in healthcare systems but face negative impacts from a challenging work environment, leading to burnout. Burnout has negative effects on physician health and patient care. Understanding psychosocial aspects of work and coping strategies used by physicians is essential. Validated tools, including COPSOQ-II, BriefCOPE, and WAI scales, can provide insight into t...