Arbeitsstress und gesundheitliches Wohlbefinden junger Ärztinnen und Ärzte/ Stress at Work and Well-being in Junior Residents
Zeitschrift für psychosomatische Medizin und PsychotherapiePublished 1 July 2005
Barbara Buddeberg‐Fischer, Richard Klaghofer, Claus Buddeberg
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The reported results are consistent with the psychosocial stress model by Karasek and Theorell as well as with the model of effort-reward imbalance of Siegrist.
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The reported results are consistent with the psychosocial stress model by Karasek and Theorell as well as with the model of effort-reward imbalance of Siegrist.
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