Common Occupational Trauma: Is There a Relationship with Workers’ Mental Health?

Exposure to major trauma can have significant consequences for workers’ mental health, but common may also result in poor health outcomes. This cross-sectional study retrospectively investigated the occurrence of physical or psychological workplace 901 social service, and trading company workers studied these experiences relation occupational stress, anxiety, depression. Stress was measured with effort/reward imbalance (ERI) model while anxiety depression were evaluated Goldberg Anxiety Depression Scale (GADS). Healthcare reported a high frequency significantly higher levels than other workers. Even entire population various professional categories, verbal violence (harassment threats), traffic accidents, home injuries, family bereavement associated Major survivors are known be at increased risk disorders require support workplace, however, even minor repeated emotional injuries affect health. During mandatory surveillance, physician should systematically collect information on outcomes when assessing fitness assigned him.