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221. STATISTICAL BRIEF #31: Work Loss Days in the United States: 1996-2000 Estimates for the Employed Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population, Age 16 to 64
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     January 01, 2003 - (16-24, 25-54, 55-64), the percentage reporting work loss days due to illness, injury, or mental or emotional … employed females reported work loss days over the five-year period due to illness, injury, or mental or emotional … experienced a decline in the percentage reporting work loss days due to illness, injury, or mental or emotional … (16-24, 25-54, 55-64), the percentage reporting work loss days due to illness, injury, or mental or emotional … greater percentage of employed females reported work loss days due to illness, injury, or mental or emotional

222. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     January 14, 2015 - This commentary focuses on physicians as second victims and how mistakes influence their emotional health … suffering-silence-qualitative-study-second-victims-adverse-events https://psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/medical-error-second-victim https://psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/emotional-impact-medical-error-involvement-physicians-call-leadership-and-organisational … https://psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/emotional-impact-medical-error-involvement-physicians-call-leadership-and-organisational

223. Are second victims getting the help they need? | PSNet
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     September 13, 2017 - Clinicians can experience emotional stress, guilt, and insecurity after making a mistake. … to success of second victim support programs, such as an established culture of safety, focus on emotional … February 21, 2018 The emotional fallout from the culture of blame and shame.

224. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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     January 01, 2020 - Increasingly, health care institutions are implementing programs designed to provide emotional support … to team members who experience emotional distress as a result of adverse events. … These findings are consistent with a previous study, which demonstrated the positive impact of an emotional

225. Key factors for effective implementation of healthcare workers support interventions after patient safety incidents in health organisations: a scoping review. | PSNet
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     September 27, 2023 - Many clinicians experience emotional and/or psychological distress after involvement in an adverse … victim phenomenon after a clinical error: the design and evaluation of a website to reduce caregivers' emotional … July 24, 2024 Rapid expansion of the Healing Emotional Lives of Peers program during

226. Research on Improving Patient Experience | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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     March 01, 2025 - Research Team : RAND Assessing and improving the emotional experience of patient care in the hospital … The availability of emotional support to patients and their families. … How emotional traumas might have been more affectively addressed by hospital staff. … , and emotional support? … Does a resulting intervention improve the emotional experience of care?

227. Perceptions of institutional support for “second victims” are associated with safety culture and workforce well-being. | PSNet
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     February 01, 2023 - also found that perceived institutional support was associated with a better safety culture and lower emotional … January 21, 2019 Emotional exhaustion among US health care workers before and during … July 24, 2024 Rapid expansion of the Healing Emotional Lives of Peers program during

228. Improving Hospital Inpatient Nursing Care: A Case Study of One Hospital's Intervention to Improve the Patient's Care Experience (pdf file)
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     April 01, 2010 - • How well staff provided emotional support to patients/families. … The trends for all the other aspects of emotional support, including the one other aspect of emotional …  How well staff provide emotional support to patients/families. … Most of the surveys include questions about emotional support. … Emotional support was chosen as the area of focus.

229. Improving Hospital Inpatient Nursing Care: A Case Study of One Hospital's Intervention to Improve the Patient's Care Experience (pdf file)
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     April 01, 2010 - • How well staff provided emotional support to patients/families. … The trends for all the other aspects of emotional support, including the one other aspect of emotional …  How well staff provide emotional support to patients/families. … Most of the surveys include questions about emotional support. … Emotional support was chosen as the area of focus.

230. Additional Patient Outcomes and Alternative Pathways in Evaluations of Testing | Effective Health Care (EHC) Program
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     January 01, 2019 - They present a framework to help researchers and policymakers consider the emotional, social, cognitive … Emotional Effects of Testing Patients’ emotional response to medical testing is probably the most commonly … Emotional sequelae also follow from simple aspects of the test process and care pathway. … There may also be important beneficial emotional effects from testing. … ned and measured but typically includes measures of social, emotional, and physical functioning.

231. An Update on the CAHPS Patient Narrative Item Sets - Schlesinger (pdf file)
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     December 14, 2021 - Yield • Communication ► Listening ► Explaining ► Providing timely information • Relationships ► Emotional … Efficiency/timing • Hospital environment ► Physical surroundings ► Meals/food • Parent and child factors ► Emotional … : Yield • Communication ► Listening ► Explaining ► Providing timely information • Relationships ► Emotional … Efficiency/timing • Hospital environment ► Physical surroundings ► Meals/food • Parent and child factors ► Emotional

232. Margalit RS et al. 2006 "Electronic medical record use and physician-patient communication: an observational study of Israeli primary care encounters." | Digital Healthcare Research
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     January 01, 2006 - gaze were inhibition of physician engagement in psychosocial question asking (r = -.39, p < .02) and emotional … Gazing at the monitor was inversely related to physician engagement in psychosocial questioning and emotional … responsiveness and to patient limited socio-emotional and psychosocial exchange during the visit. … Screen gaze appears particularly disruptive to psychosocial inquiry and emotional responsiveness, suggesting … associated with diminished levels of medical dialogue overall, and particularly psychosocial and socio-emotional

233. “Brave men” and “emotional women”: a theory-guided literature review on gender bias in health care and gendered norms towards patients with chronic pain. | PSNet
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     October 16, 2024 - Review Classic “Brave men” and “emotional women”: a theory-guided … “Brave men” and “emotional women”: a theory-guided literature review on gender bias in health care and … “Brave men” and “emotional women”: a theory-guided literature review on gender bias in health care and

234. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
     psnet.ahrq.gov/node/38144/psn-pdf
     October 15, 2008 - do-faculty-and-resident-physicians-discuss-their-medical-errors Physicians who commit medical errors experience significant emotional … In order to provide emotional support for physicians, one hospital has implemented a peer support program … /issue/do-faculty-and-resident-physicians-discuss-their-medical-errors https://psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/emotional-impact-medical-errors-practicing-physicians-united-states-and-canada

235. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
     psnet.ahrq.gov/node/40254/psn-pdf
     September 19, 2016 - coined the term "second victim" to describe clinicians who commit errors, acknowledging the significant emotional … Subsequent research has shown that involvement in an error adversely affects providers' emotional health … https://psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/medical-error-second-victim https://psnet.ahrq.gov/issue/emotional-impact-medical-errors-practicing-physicians-united-states-and-canada

236. Feeling Stressed? (pdf file)
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     November 01, 2021 - Increased heart rate • Clenched teeth • Upset stomach • Headache • Shoulders “at your ears” Behavioral and Emotional … walk or stretch during a break. • Talk to someone privately at work or away from work. • Visit the Emotional

237. Sb31
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     January 01, 1999 - (16-24, 25-54, 55-64), the percentage reporting work loss days due to illness, injury, or mental or emotional … employed females reported work loss days over the five-year period due to illness, injury, or mental or emotional … experienced a decline in the percentage reporting work loss days due to illness, injury, or mental or emotional … (16-24, 25-54, 55-64), the percentage reporting work loss days due to illness, injury, or mental or emotional … greater percentage of employed females reported work loss days due to illness, injury, or mental or emotional

238. Archived: Final Research Plan: Child Maltreatment: Interventions | United States Preventive Services Taskforce
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     August 18, 2016 - The World Health Organization defines child maltreatment as including "all forms of physical and/or emotional … interventions to prevent child maltreatment reduce exposure to abuse or neglect; improve behavioral, emotional … abuse perpetrated by a parent or caregiver against a child Physical (e.g., failure to thrive), emotional … high specificity for abuse Visits to the emergency department Hospitalizations Behavioral, emotional … Decreased externalizing behaviors (disruptive, aggressive, or delinquent behavior) Healthy social-emotional

239. Module 6: Care for the Caregiver | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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     August 01, 2022 - information on the Care for the Caregiver component of the CANDOR process, which focuses on providing emotional … This distinction is important, even though some degree of emotional distress is likely when a clinician … Additionally, the program can help caregivers deal with any physical or emotional symptoms experienced … The focus during this tier is the feelings of the coworker and their emotional support. … An emotional group debriefing may be a beneficial peer support service if an entire team was impacted

240. Module 6: Care for the Caregiver | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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     August 01, 2022 - information on the Care for the Caregiver component of the CANDOR process, which focuses on providing emotional … This distinction is important, even though some degree of emotional distress is likely when a clinician … Additionally, the program can help caregivers deal with any physical or emotional symptoms experienced … The focus during this tier is the feelings of the coworker and their emotional support. … An emotional group debriefing may be a beneficial peer support service if an entire team was impacted