Occupational stress in the service professions /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Taylor & Francis,
2003.
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Table of Contents:
- Context, theories and intervention
- The DISC model : demand-induced strain compensation mechanisms in job stress
- Measurement and methodological issues in work stress research
- Conventional wisdom is often misleading : police stress within an organisational health framework
- Burnout among oncology care providers : radiation assistants, physicians and nurses
- Senior nurses : interventions to reduce work stress
- Work stress and its effects in general practitioners
- Teacher stress
- Stress in university academics
- Prostitution : an illustration of occupational stress in "dirty work"
- Social workers and human service practitioners
- Clergy in crisis
- Stress in psychological work
- Volunteering work stress and satisfaction at the turn of the 21st century