Most healthcare workers are not meeting the American heart association’s recommended 150 minutes of physical activity. The purpose of this study was to examine the differences in healthcare workers' stress on their stages of distribution for physical activity using the stages of change model. A volunteer sample of 122 healthcare workers was asked to complete an online 3-page questionnaire measuring their perceived stress and stages of change distribution for their physical activity. The result revealed that there was a statistically significant difference between the level of stress and stage of change distribution for the recommended level of physical activity as determined by one way analysis of variance (ANOVA) F(4, 118)=3.36, p=.012
Introduction: Stress associated with modern lifestyles and fast pace that it imposes. S...
BACKGROUND: In the assessment of work-related stress it is crucial to find the factors that genera...
Examining Links Between Employees’ Experienced Stress Levels, Stress Coping Strategies and Use of Ph...
Most healthcare workers are not meeting the American heart association’s recommended 150 minutes of ...
The Transtheoretical Model (TTM) of the stages and processes of change describes five different stag...
Physical activity (PA) and exercise are often used as tools to reduce stress and therefore the risk ...
Abstract Objective The purpose of the present study was to investigate healthcare workers’ physical ...
Purpose: The purpose was to examine the level of perceived stress, lifestyle, and health status indi...
Work-related fatigue among employees is related to negative consequences. Therefore, it is valuable ...
Problem: Long work hours, short staffing, and highly emotional work environments contribute to chron...
Aim: This study was conducted to investigate general health and physical activity levels of healthca...
Objectives: Few workplace health promotion (WHP) interventions are designed to improve work conditio...
Available Online February 2014 It is a general fact that, work life and individuals are affecting ea...
Healthcare professionals are exposed to several job stressors that can adversely affect both their m...
Purpose. This study examines the usefulness of using the stages and processes of change model to exp...
Introduction: Stress associated with modern lifestyles and fast pace that it imposes. S...
BACKGROUND: In the assessment of work-related stress it is crucial to find the factors that genera...
Examining Links Between Employees’ Experienced Stress Levels, Stress Coping Strategies and Use of Ph...
Most healthcare workers are not meeting the American heart association’s recommended 150 minutes of ...
The Transtheoretical Model (TTM) of the stages and processes of change describes five different stag...
Physical activity (PA) and exercise are often used as tools to reduce stress and therefore the risk ...
Abstract Objective The purpose of the present study was to investigate healthcare workers’ physical ...
Purpose: The purpose was to examine the level of perceived stress, lifestyle, and health status indi...
Work-related fatigue among employees is related to negative consequences. Therefore, it is valuable ...
Problem: Long work hours, short staffing, and highly emotional work environments contribute to chron...
Aim: This study was conducted to investigate general health and physical activity levels of healthca...
Objectives: Few workplace health promotion (WHP) interventions are designed to improve work conditio...
Available Online February 2014 It is a general fact that, work life and individuals are affecting ea...
Healthcare professionals are exposed to several job stressors that can adversely affect both their m...
Purpose. This study examines the usefulness of using the stages and processes of change model to exp...
Introduction: Stress associated with modern lifestyles and fast pace that it imposes. S...
BACKGROUND: In the assessment of work-related stress it is crucial to find the factors that genera...
Examining Links Between Employees’ Experienced Stress Levels, Stress Coping Strategies and Use of Ph...