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psychology, health & medicine

ISSN 1465-3966· EN

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6 Articles
Accessibility 15
Engagement 30
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Short Name psychol health med
Abbreviated Name psychol health med
ISSN 1465-3966

Publications Per Year

Articles (6)

2016
Do hotter temperatures increase the incidence of self-harm hospitalisations?
Williams, Matt N;Hill, Stephen R;Spicer, John;
Vol. 21 , No. 2 , pp. 226-35
434 views DOI Abstract
2019
Quality of leadership and presenteeism in health professions education and research: a test of a recovery-based process model with cognitive irritation and impaired sleep as mediators.
Galliker, Sibylle;Nicoletti, Corinne;Feer, Sonja;Irene Etzer-Hofer, ;Brunner, Beatrice;Grosse Holtforth, Martin;Melloh, Markus;Dratva, Julia;Elfering, Achim;
, pp. 1-13
409 views DOI Abstract
2018
Perceived sources and levels of stress, general self-efficacy and coping strategies in preclinical dental students.
Ersan, Nilüfer;Dölekoğlu, Semanur;Fişekçioğlu, Erdoğan;İlgüy, Mehmet;Oktay, İnci;
Vol. 23 , No. 5 , pp. 567-577
404 views DOI Abstract
2019
Predicting physical exercise changes in Chinese rural adolescents: the application of the health action process approach model.
Xu, Huanyu;Su, Chang;Ji, Yuanyi;Yin, Fei;Yang, Yang;Yang, Shujuan;Xu, Ying;Zhou, Huan;Zhou, Junmin;Ma, Xiao;Liu, Qiaolan;
, pp. 1-13
390 views DOI Abstract
2019
Do job stress, health, and presenteeism differ between Chinese healthcare workers in public and private hospitals: a cross sectional study.
Yang, Tianan;Ma, Mingxu;Guo, Yina;Li, Yaxin;Tian, Huilin;Liu, Yuanling;Chen, Qian;Zhang, Shiyang;Deng, Jianwei;
, pp. 1-13
387 views DOI Abstract
2019
Identity formation in adolescents and emerging adults with type 1 diabetes.
Verschueren, Margaux;Oris, Leen;Claes, Laurence;Moons, Philip;Weets, Ilse;Luyckx, Koen;
, pp. 1-11
326 views DOI Abstract
2019
Predicting physical exercise changes in Chinese rural adolescents: the application of the health action process approach model.
Xu, Huanyu;Su, Chang;Ji, Yuanyi;Yin, Fei;Yang, Yang;Yang, Shujuan;Xu, Ying;Zhou, Huan;Zhou, Junmin;Ma, Xiao;Liu, Qiaolan;
, pp. 1-13
390 views DOI Abstract
2019
Quality of leadership and presenteeism in health professions education and research: a test of a recovery-based process model with cognitive irritation and impaired sleep as mediators.
Galliker, Sibylle;Nicoletti, Corinne;Feer, Sonja;Irene Etzer-Hofer, ;Brunner, Beatrice;Grosse Holtforth, Martin;Melloh, Markus;Dratva, Julia;Elfering, Achim;
, pp. 1-13
409 views DOI Abstract
2019
Do job stress, health, and presenteeism differ between Chinese healthcare workers in public and private hospitals: a cross sectional study.
Yang, Tianan;Ma, Mingxu;Guo, Yina;Li, Yaxin;Tian, Huilin;Liu, Yuanling;Chen, Qian;Zhang, Shiyang;Deng, Jianwei;
, pp. 1-13
387 views DOI Abstract
2019
Identity formation in adolescents and emerging adults with type 1 diabetes.
Verschueren, Margaux;Oris, Leen;Claes, Laurence;Moons, Philip;Weets, Ilse;Luyckx, Koen;
, pp. 1-11
326 views DOI Abstract
2018
Perceived sources and levels of stress, general self-efficacy and coping strategies in preclinical dental students.
Ersan, Nilüfer;Dölekoğlu, Semanur;Fişekçioğlu, Erdoğan;İlgüy, Mehmet;Oktay, İnci;
Vol. 23 , No. 5 , pp. 567-577
404 views DOI Abstract
2016
Do hotter temperatures increase the incidence of self-harm hospitalisations?
Williams, Matt N;Hill, Stephen R;Spicer, John;
Vol. 21 , No. 2 , pp. 226-35
434 views DOI Abstract
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Ranked #5,755 of 33,995
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