Global competition requires many employees to develop innovative work behavior, including those with double roles. The role demands of and homemakers put them under heavy pressure, requiring work-family balance coherence improve their behavior. This study aims test the effects resilience on behavior in employed homemakers. adopted a quantitative approach by spreading an online questionnaire 103...

This article describes a framework for occupational therapy service provision in early intervention settings and presents pilot data aimed at examining the framework's effectiveness. The Family-Centered Framework for Early Intervention is a synthesis of concepts from the Model of Human Occupation (Kielhofner & Burke, 1980) and from the literature on play. It encompasses a systematic, holistic a...

This paper describes a multidisciplinary approach to the evaluation and treatment of the patient with chronic spinal pain with particular emphasis on the cooperative roles of the physical disabilities occupational therapist and the psychosocial occupational therapist. The goal of the total program is to help patients progress from a sick role of dependent, painful behavior to a less pain-center...

The coronavirus disease was an unexpected pandemic. It led faculty in the health professional graduate programs to adjust and adapt new reality, which impacted them mentally, physically, emotionally, disrupted their occupational performance. purpose of this phenomenological study examine impact COVID-19 on engagement through semi-structured interviews conducted understand lived experiences at o...

The crucial role of occupational, environmental and lifestyle factors are the means life that can affect health welfare human being, including fertility. Study is therefore designed to identify roles environmental, occupational play in determining reproductive status middle age male partner. A cross-sectional study was carried out 45 cases (age 31-56) 35 males controls 16-30 years). Both subjec...

This discourse study seeks to examine occupational gender stereotypes in two textbooks of secondary English language published Indonesia. Occupational textbooks, entitled When Rings a Bell, for grade 7 and 8 were analyzed with the help Kress van Leeuwen (2006) framework. The findings indicate that both encompass content on stereotypes, particularly occupation. also revealed there far less photo...

Abstract The persistence of occupational sex segregation is a global phenomenon that relegates women into lower paid, status jobs. Understanding why young apparently choose such jobs integral to reversing decades economic inequality related employment. strength the association between education system and labour market as well high levels makes Germany an interesting case study. Using data from...

Scholars have observed workers combining multiple work roles to earn a living cope with the vicissitudes of labor market. In studies creative markets, this trend broadening their skills is termed “occupational generalism”. Previous scholarship has focused on structural factors that push and pull into generalizing roles. But we lack an understanding subjective experience as generalist. I introdu...

Abstract. In Malaysia, industrialization and population growth have both contributed to an increase in workplace occupational injuries. The most recent statistics on reported accidents show that out of 10,000 employees, 99 been directly involved work-related accidents. Accidents do not occur by chance, thus there are multiple factors which contributing It is important spread safety awareness em...

BACKGROUND The activities and work demands of medical professionals, including occupational physicians (OPs), fall into three categories: clinical, academic, and administrative. Work demands of an OP consist of these three categories and additional specialty specific roles and competencies. Research on the core competencies and skills required for OPs have identified high levels of consensus am...