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Due to demographic changes, the average age of the working population in the UK is rising. Research shows that physical and mental ability changes with age.There are small differences between the age ...
Bullying in the Health Sector：A Study of Bullying of Nursing Students
Health Sector Nursing Students Workplace bullying
2009/11/4
Workplace bullying is a phenomenon that, although it has existed for decades, has only
recently begun to be studied and understood. Although the international literature points
towards a strong occu...
The measurement of non-market output in education and health
measurement non-market output education health
2009/11/4
In recent years, considerable progress has been made in developing improved methodologies to measure non-market output in the National Accounts. Most EU Member States have supported the introduction o...
Is there a link between Workplace Health and Safety and Firm Performance and Productivity?
Workplace Health Firm Performance Safety Productivity
2009/11/4
Research on the connection between occupational health and safety (OHS) and increasing
employee productivity and performance has become topical as a result of increased
interest in ways to improve...
Use of temporary nurse mechanisms by New Zealand’s District Health Boards
temporary nurse mechanisms District Health Boards New Zealand
2009/11/4
Nursing shortages is a concern globally, and in this context has emerged a research
focus on reasons and costs of turnover and retention. A national study on the costs of
nursing turnover in New Z...
Partnerships in Development：developments in mental health service provision in New Zealand
mental health service provision Partnerships New Zealand
2009/11/4
It is estimated that 46.6% of the population of New Zealand will experience some form of mental
disease or disablement over their life time. (MOH, 2006 p.xix). Of these about 3% will have severe
m...
Health care industries and the New York City labor market
labor market New York City Health care industries
2010/3/4
Health care industries and the New York City labor market。
Using statistics to manage a State safety and health program。
The health services industry：a decade of expansion
health services industry decade of expansion
2009/6/15
The health services industry：a decade of expansion。
HMOs and other health plans：coverage and employee premiums
health maintenance organizations employee health plans
2009/6/4
Ten years after the passage of the HMO Act, health maintenance organizations represent a small proportion of employee health plans; benefits are more comprehensive and worker premiums higher than for ...
In the early years of the century, BLS contracted for and published studies of industrial health and safety; its most active agent was Alice Hamilton, 'special investigator for industrial diseases'.
Employment in health services：long-term trends and projections
health services long-term trends projections
2009/5/19
Demand for health services is expected to grow in response to the increasing number of elderly people; but growth prospects to 1995 for the industry's wage and salary workers are uncertain because of ...
Health insurance trends in cost control and coverage
Health insurance cost control coverage
2009/5/19
An analysis of changes in company health plans between 1979 and 1984 shows that employers often sought to contain rising expenditures, in some cases, increasing the cost to workers; improvements in be...
Upon termination, most displaced workers lose employer-financed health insurance along with their jobs; data for 1983-84 suggest that such workers ran a high risk of remaining uninsured for extended p...
Mental health benefits financed by employers
Mental health employers Employee health insurance plans
2009/5/19
Employee health insurance plans typically provide less extensive coverage for mental disorders than for other types of illness; this pattern is particularly true for outpatient care.