Job Satisfaction
4-day workweek improves job satisfaction, work-life balance among nurse leaders
A pilot 4-day workweek program improved several measures related to job satisfaction and increased confidence among nurse leaders, an analysis in Nursing Economic$ showed.
Job strain among US workers significantly associated with sleep disturbances over time
High job strain was significantly associated with sleep disturbances over a follow-up of nearly 10 years, highlighting the importance of early interventions to reduce strain and improve sleep health, according to longitudinal study results.
Nurse-reported career changes improve, yet ‘serious problems persist’
The number of U.S. registered nurses, including mostly women, who planned to leave their careers lowered significantly in 2023 compared with 2022, according to updated results of the Michigan Nurse’s Study.
Workplace stress could increase atrial fibrillation risk
Job strain and effort-reward imbalance in the workplace may put white-collar workers at increased risk for experiencing a heart arrhythmia, researchers reported.
Higher migraine frequency linked to greater functional impairment in Canadian adults
AUSTIN, Texas — Migraine significantly affects work life and career in Canadian residents, with greater effect among those with more headache days per month, according to a poster at the American Headache Society annual meeting.
Most critical care workers have faced physical, verbal workplace violence
Most critical care workers reported being in a violent situation while at work, which led to decreased workplace satisfaction, according to results of a global survey presented at Society of Critical Care Medicine’s Critical Care Congress.
VIDEO: Strive for inclusion, belonging to improve patient care, boost job satisfaction
In a Healio video exclusive, Victoria Gómez, MD, FASGE, highlighted the importance of incorporating diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace and offered tips for creating a sense of belonging for patients and employees.
Survey: 55% of transplant nephrologists report job satisfaction
A survey published in the Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, revealed 55% of transplant nephrologists reported being satisfied or highly satisfied with their job.
Disparities impact job satisfaction for women mentees, mentors in gastroenterology
Career advancement and job satisfactory may be affected by the inequities that women mentees and mentors experience in the field of gastroenterology, according to a study published in the American Journal of Gastroenterology.
Start early to find your first job in endocrinology
Choosing your first job out of training can be one of the most exciting and one of the most gut-wrenching experiences of your professional life. The process requires time for planning and time for self-exploration.