OCCUPATIONAL STRESS

This study tested a program called RISE, designed to help young men leaving prison. It provided therapy for past trauma and support for finding jobs and housing. Researchers wanted to see if this approach improved mental health and community stability, and reduced the chances of …

This study tested a 12-month workplace wellness program designed to reduce stress and improve heart health for staff in long-term care facilities. It involved 159 staff and residents across six sites to see if the program was practical and showed early signs of working. Researche…

This study tested whether art therapy could help intensive care unit nurses cope with anxiety about death. 66 nurses were randomly assigned to either participate in six weekly art therapy sessions or receive no special program. Researchers measured anxiety levels before and after…

This study tested whether a simple art activity called mandala therapy could help nurses feel better mentally and improve their attitude at work. 90 nurses were split into two groups: one group did the art sessions, while the other continued their normal routine. Researchers meas…

This study tested two 10-week training programs designed to help healthcare workers manage stress and improve their job skills. Fifty-four participants were assigned to either a mindfulness program (for those struggling with emotions) or a coaching program (for those ready to set…

This study looked at whether taking a short daily nap could help people sleep better and feel less stressed or depressed. Forty healthy adults who worked either daytime or shift schedules took a 15-30 minute nap each day for six weeks. Researchers measured their sleep quality, st…

This study aimed to understand the types and emotional impact of stress experienced by emergency department nurses. Researchers surveyed 200 nurses in Turkey about traumatic events and daily work pressures they faced over six months. The goal was to gather information to help dev…