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Abstract Background Graduate Medical Education increasingly emphasizes competency-based education, requiring faculty proficiency in teaching and assessment. However, many faculty report limited formal educational trainin...

Abstract This study, drawing on the Multidimensional Model of Work Orientations, investigates the relationship between personal values, the meanings attributed to work (work orientations), and job satisfaction in a sampl...

Aim: To examine the effect of healthcare workers' perception of safety from violence on their job satisfaction. Method: The research was conducted between February and April 2025, involving 278 healthcare workers at a tr...

The importance of health sector workers in delivering effective and high-quality services within the healthcare sector is significant. Besides various job burdens, the challenging working conditions also negatively impac...

Organizational output at the individual level can be interpreted as the extent to which employees convert entrusted roles into tangible contributions that reflect both effectiveness and productivity. In order to scrutini...

AimPopulation ageing and increasing care demands have led to a growing reliance on nursing support personnel in hospital care systems. This study aimed to examine the working conditions, sources of stress, and job satisf...

Work autonomy is understood as the freedom of workers to manage the different aspects that involve carrying out their own tasks, such as scheduling, criteria, and work methods. In this sense, the objective of this study ...

Abstract In post-conflict and fragile institutional environments such as Somalia, motivating public-sector employees is critical for organizational reconstruction and effective service delivery. However, implementing inc...

Abstract The proposed empirical research investigated the impact of emotional maturity on job satisfaction among healthcare employees. The study further examined the mediating and moderating roles of emotional intelligen...

Background: Job satisfaction encapsulates the degree to which employees perceive fulfilment in various facets of their work, including the stability of their position, opportunities for professional development and conf...

Abstract Objectives To evaluate whether collaborative assistance from an artificial intelligence-based tool that proposes partial radiology report content can improve reporting efficiency and radiologist satisfaction in ...

Aim: This study was conducted to examine nurses' perceptions and experiences of mobbing, its causes, personal and professional effects, and coping practices in the internal medicine wards of a university hospital. Method...

Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) promises major productivity gains, but it also raises fundamental questions about how technology can reshape people’s relationship to their work. Historical debates over industrial...

الملخص: الخلفية: يُعد رضا المتدربين في برامج التدريب الطبي مؤشرًا محوريًا لفاعلية هذه البرامج، لما له من تأثير مباشر على...

Abstract The state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress, known as burnout syndrome (BS), is not only affecting the medical workforce but medical students in training. Gen...

Sixth-generation (6G) mobile networks are expected to be AI-native by design, with intelligence embedded directly into the Radio Access Network (RAN) control loop through architectures such as O-RAN, near-real-time RAN I...

BackgroundUpper limb replantation, while surgically complex, demands a multidimensional assessment of functional recovery, subjective satisfaction, and quality of life beyond mere anatomical survival of the limb.Objectiv...

Background Living Labs have proven to be valuable environments for fostering innovation through user-centred approaches. However, many researchers and companies still face challenges in implementing these methodologies s...

Junha Kang,1,* Jeewon Han,2,* Chung Min Lee,2 Nahyun Park,2 Yea Eun Lee,2 Kyu Sang Eah,2 Ho Seok Chung,2 Jae Yong Kim,2 Ronald Yeoh,3 Hyeck-Soo Son,4 Hun Lee2,5 1City St George’s, University of London, ...

Abstract Background The rising global aging population has increased the prevalence of Alzheimer’s disease (AD), a condition with limited treatment options, making non-pharmacological interventions essential. While mob...

BackgroundThe standardized training of general practitioners is a crucial component of post-graduation medical education and a strategic initiative in China’s healthcare workforce planning. This study aimed to evaluate...

Abstract Introduction Perinatal mental health conditions are common yet frequently undertreated. Perinatal collaborative care models improve access to evidence‐based care but face implementation challenges related to w...

Design studio projects are fundamental to environmental education, as they facilitate the integration of theoretical knowledge with creative practice through experiential, collaborative, and reflective learning. This s...

Objective: Pilonidal sinus disease (PSD) is a common condition in young adults, with multiple surgical options available. The optimal technique remains debated due to trade-offs between recurrence, healing time, and pati...