PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY STRESS FACTORS OF HEALTH WORKERS
Iryna Shcherbakova
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Iryna Shcherbakova
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The article covers the theoretical analysis results of occupational stress. Occupational stress is defined as a tension state of the labor subject, arising under the influence of emotional-negative and extreme stress factors of professional activity. Attention is focused on professional stress factors as potential stressors, rather than factors that automatically cause stress. Stress factors causing occupational stress in medical workers have been analyzed. The practical study results of the stress factors causing medical workers’ occupational stress are also given.
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The article covers the theoretical analysis results of occupational stress. Occupational stress is defined as a tension state of the labor subject, arising under the influence of emotional-negative and extreme stress factors of professional activity. Attention is focused on professional stress factors as potential stressors, rather than factors that automatically cause stress. Stress factors causing occupational stress in medical workers have been analyzed. The practical study results of the stress factors causing medical workers’ occupational stress are also given.
Key concepts: Occupational stress, Stressor, Stress (linguistics), Psychology, Clinical psychology, Philosophy, Linguistics