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- Collection: Safety and Health at Work Vol. 16 Issue 4 2025
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Role-clarity, Attitudes, and Behavioral Control Predict Stakeholders’
Involvement in Work-related Psychosocial Risk Management
Alarming numbers of workers report mental health harm caused by work-related factors,
necessitating better psychosocial risk (PSR) management practices in workplaces. This study uses the
theory of planned behavior as a framework to understand the…
necessitating better psychosocial risk (PSR) management practices in workplaces. This study uses the
theory of planned behavior as a framework to understand the…
Association of Concurrent Clusters of Physical Inactivity and
Unhealthy Lifestyle Habits with Common Mental Disorders among
Primary Healthcare Workers: Insights from a large sample crosssectional analysis in Brazil
Common mental disorders (CMDs) are highly prevalent worldwide. Leisure time physical
inactivity (LTPI) is a key modifiable behavior increasingly recognized for its contribution to CMD risk,
alongside tobacco use, alcohol consumption, and…
inactivity (LTPI) is a key modifiable behavior increasingly recognized for its contribution to CMD risk,
alongside tobacco use, alcohol consumption, and…
Occupational Risk of COPD: Insights from a Large Cohort Study
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) remains a critical public health challenge globally. While
tobacco smoking is the most recognized risk factor, occupational exposures―especially to vapors, gases,
dusts, and fumes (VGDF)―are increasingly…
tobacco smoking is the most recognized risk factor, occupational exposures―especially to vapors, gases,
dusts, and fumes (VGDF)―are increasingly…