2007
DOI: 10.1300/j027v26n01_05
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Abuse and Violence During Home Care Work as Predictor of Worker Depression

Abstract: Preventive and early intervention measures should be taken to reduce mental health consequences of abuse and violence among home care workers.

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“…Previous studies have found that poor patient-doctor relationships are associated with depression in physicians, suggesting that unreasonable patient demands and complaints may affect physicians' mental health [8][9][10]. Unreasonable patient complaints and demands on physicians may be thought reasonable by the patients making them, potentially resulting in difficult and time-consuming situations requiring resolution.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous studies have found that poor patient-doctor relationships are associated with depression in physicians, suggesting that unreasonable patient demands and complaints may affect physicians' mental health [8][9][10]. Unreasonable patient complaints and demands on physicians may be thought reasonable by the patients making them, potentially resulting in difficult and time-consuming situations requiring resolution.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The construct of job burnout in our study related to management perceptions of inadequate pay, inadequate benefits, and the work being physically and emotionally demanding as causes of turnover. Other studies have corroborated such findings, indicating that low wages, benefits, and emotional and physical demands were related to negative direct service worker outcomes such as job dissatisfaction (Ejaz et al, 2008;Geiger-Brown, Muntaner, McPhaul, Lipscomb, & Trinkoff, 2007).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…Os participantes que relataram exposição à violência no trabalho apresentaram maior chance de ter sintomas depressivos e provável depressão maior, o que é consistente com os achados de outros estudos que avaliaram profissionais da saúde (Gerberich et al, 2004;Geiger-Brown et al, 2007;Gong et al, 2014). Geiger-Brown et al (2007) examinaram as associações entre sintomas depressivos/depressão maior e exposição à violência verbal e à violência testemunhada em profissionais da saúde que prestavam atendimento domiciliar nos Estados Unidos (n=1.646).…”
Section: Exposição à Violência No Trabalho E Associações Com Sintomasunclassified
“…Geiger-Brown et al (2007) examinaram as associações entre sintomas depressivos/depressão maior e exposição à violência verbal e à violência testemunhada em profissionais da saúde que prestavam atendimento domiciliar nos Estados Unidos (n=1.646). Esses autores observaram que a chance de um indivíduo que sofreu violência verbal ('frequentemente') desenvolver sintomas depressivos/depressão foi semelhante àquela encontrada em profissionais que testemunharam violência ('frequentemente') no trabalho, respectivamente, OR = 6,1 e 5,7.…”
Section: Exposição à Violência No Trabalho E Associações Com Sintomasunclassified
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