Job Stress among Laboratory Technicians: Prevalence, Associated Factors and Outcome (Job Related Depression)
by Aziah Daud, Rusli Nordin, Than Winn
This research explores job stress among laboratory technicians, detailing its prevalence, key associated factors, and outcomes including job-related depression. It sheds light on the challenges faced by professionals in laboratory settings and their effects on well-being.
About This Book
This book investigates the prevalence of job stress specifically among laboratory technicians. It analyzes the factors that contribute to stress in this professional environment.
The research highlights associated elements that influence stress levels, offering a detailed look at workplace dynamics in laboratories.
Outcomes such as job-related depression are explored, providing understanding of the mental health impacts on technicians.
The study contributes to knowledge on occupational health in medical and scientific fields.
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