along with the rest of the world, paying attention to health dimensions, especially social health and its elements, is essential in iran's society. moreover, the recent decade is faced with a wave of women entering universities and their demand for job.since job, as a main social determinant, affects health, and women's health brings family and eventually social health, we intended to...

OBJECTIVE To examine independent associations of job strain (high demands and low control) and job insecurity with mental and physical health outcomes. DESIGN Cross sectional general population study conducted in 2000 using a self completed questionnaire. SETTING Two adjoining cities in south east Australia. SUBJECTS 1188 employed professionals, aged 40-44 years, 55% (n = 655) male. MAI...

We explore the effects of parental leave entitlements for mothers and fathers on wages employment. consider male female workers who compete same jobs in a labour search matching model with endogenous job take-up rates. identify key theoretical calibrate to simulate policy changes France, Italy, Norway Portugal. Reducing gap reduces gender wage gaps increases employment rate these countries. Lea...

BACKGROUND Inequality in oral health is a major challenge. Oral diseases and their risk factors accumulate throughout life. The objective of this cross-sectional study was to examine the association of longest job with oral health status and oral health behavior among older Japanese. METHODS Subjects were a total of 23,191 (11,310 males and 11,881 females) community-dwelling individuals aged ...

BACKGROUND Health worker motivation has the potential to have a large impact on health system performance, and this depends on some factors. The purpose of this study was to determine the factors affecting this motivation. METHODS From Winter 2013 to Spring 2014, 1046 employees and physicians (439 males and 607 females) with a mean age of 36 and 37.2 years in men and women, respectively were ...

Objective: To examine independent associations of job strain (high demands and low control) and job insecurity with mental and physical health outcomes. Design: Cross sectional general population study conducted in 2000 using a self completed questionnaire. Setting: Two adjoining cities in south east Australia. Subjects: 1188 employed professionals, aged 40–44 years, 55% (n = 655) male. Main ou...

The comparative study of the impact of antenatal training care infants to fathers and couple on the fathers' participations. Objectives: Increasing number of working mothers and changes in viewpoints on fathers’ roles in families has increased fathers’ participations. Fathers’ participation is his broad, positive and active participation in different stages of children’s life. Wives possess the...