Publicação

Presenteeism: why we work when we are sick

Detalhes bibliográficos
Autores principais:	Yaphe, John
Assunto:	Ciências Médicas::Medicina Clínica
Ano:	2015
País:	Portugal
Tipo de documento:	outro
Tipo de acesso:	acesso aberto
Instituição associada:	Universidade do Minho
Idioma:	inglês
Origem:	RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho

Registos relacionados

Presenteeism: why we work when we are sick
por: Yaphe,John
Publicado em: (2015)

Ultrasound in the second stage of laborhow, why and when should we use it?
por: Sofia da Silva Boavista
Publicado em: (2023)

Work and Health
por: Yaphe, John
Publicado em: (2015)

Culture and health: why we need medical anthropology in family medicine in Portugal
por: Yaphe, John
Publicado em: (2014)

Cytomegalovirus duodenitis in immunocompetent patients: what else should we look for?
por: Costa, Dalila Amélia Amorim
Publicado em: (2017)

Sex and gender in family medicine in Portugal
por: Yaphe, John
Publicado em: (2015)

Demystifying patient satisfaction
por: Yaphe, John
Publicado em: (2015)

Refugee and migrant health: can family doctors meet the challenge?
por: Yaphe, John
Publicado em: (2015)

Expanding research capacity in primary care in Portugal: a modest proposal
por: Yaphe, John
Publicado em: (2015)

Teaching and learning about uncertainty in family medicine
por: Yaphe, John
Publicado em: (2014)

Moving pictures, moving hearts and moving minds: using cinema in medical education
por: Yaphe, John
Publicado em: (2014)

Medical English for Portuguese family doctors: Beware of false friends and other traps in translation
por: Yaphe, John
Publicado em: (2014)

Assessing physician performance and learning needs in primary care in Portugal - Beyond SIADAP
por: Yaphe, John
Publicado em: (2014)

Teamwork in family medicine: another myth to expose?
por: Yaphe, John
Publicado em: (2014)

Tuberculosis among the homeless: should we change the strategy?
por: Dias, M.
Publicado em: (2017)

Sickness presenteeism in the aftermath of COVID-19: Is presenteeism remote-work behavior the new (ab)normal?
por: Ferreira, A. I.
Publicado em: (2022)

Genetics in Anorexia Nervosa: where we stand and where we are headed
por: Mariana Oliveira Ramos de Castro
Publicado em: (2021)

Sickness presenteeism in the aftermath of COVID-19
por: Ferreira, Aristides I
Publicado em: (2022)

Point of care ultrasound in internal medicine in Portugal – where we are and where we should go?
por: Mariz, José
Publicado em: (2023)

On the health of doctors: why we need to look after ourselves first
por: Yaphe,John
Publicado em: (2013)

Sick at work: presenteeism among nurses in a Portuguese public hospital
por: Martinez, L. F.
Publicado em: (2012)

Culture and health: why we need medical anthropology in family medicine in Portugal
por: Yaphe,John
Publicado em: (2014)

Gleason 6 (3+3) prostate cancer: what have we done and what are we doing?
por: Manuel António Ferreira Malheiro Lopes
Publicado em: (2017)

When pneumonia becomes a double congenital diaphragmatic hernia
por: Goulart, Andre
Publicado em: (2015)

Domestic violence against the elderly: are we detecting it effectively?
por: Soraia Pinho Duarte
Publicado em: (2017)

Anorexia Nervosa and Suicidal Behavior: Can We Know the Risk?
por: Carina Filipa Lopes da Cunha
Publicado em: (2019)

Anorexia Nervosa and Suicidal Behavior: Can We Know the Risk?
por: Carina Filipa Lopes da Cunha
Publicado em: (2019)

Patient-Specific Instrumentation in Total Knee Arthroplasty. Should we adopt it?
por: Ana Sofia Teles Rodrigues
Publicado em: (2016)

Why do we need gender archaeology when studying factories?
por: Pacheco, Susana
Publicado em: (2022)

Working sick and out of sorts: a cross-cultural approach on presenteeism climate, organizational justice and work–family conflict
por: Ferreira, A. I.
Publicado em: (2019)

Post-operative analgesia in major surgery and after hospital discharge: where are we?
por: Marisa Filipa Afonso Barros
Publicado em: (2017)

Hypnosis in the treatment of Low Back Pain: Where are we? A Systematic Review
por: Maria João Azevedo Barbosa
Publicado em: (2025)

Why do we learn science better when it looks like a novel?
por: Soares, Sara Alexandre da Palma
Publicado em: (2023)

Can we rely on inflammatory biomarkers for the diagnosis and monitoring Crohn's disease activity?
por: Arieira, Cátia
Publicado em: (2017)

Flow-status in severe aortic stenosis for percutaneous valve implantation: Should we follow the flow?
por: Paula Isabel Nóbrega Fernandes
Publicado em: (2022)

Mpox person-to-person transmission: Where have we got so far? - a systematic review.
por: Pedro Filipe Gomes Pinto
Publicado em: (2023)

Can we assess the effect of surgery for degenerative spinal diseases by using patients' recall of their preoperative status?
por: Ricardo Jorge Pereira Rodrigues
Publicado em: (2018)

Understanding the harmful effects of sickness presenteeism and emotional labor: implications for the hospitality industry
por: Leal, Ana Catarina de Almeida Correia
Publicado em: (2022)

What are we saying when we say we listen to children’s voices?
por: Costa Carvalho, Magda
Publicado em: (2022)

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Secondary to Mild Traumatic Brain Injury in the Pediatric Population: what are we missing?
por: Andreia Raquel Pessoa Ribeiro
Publicado em: (2022)