Emotional Intelligence and Occupational Stress of Health Care Staff in Andimeshk in Iran

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Heydari Fard Maryam; Khafaie Morteza; RAKHSHANI TAYEBEH; Fararooie Mohamad

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Journal: JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE ENGINEERING Year:2021 | Volume:7 | Issue:4 Page(s): 44-52

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Emotional Intelligence and Occupational Stress of Health Care Staff in Andimeshk in Iran

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Heydari Fard Maryam | Khafaie Morteza | RAKHSHANI TAYEBEH | Fararooie Mohamad | Issue Writer Certificate

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Emotional IntelligenceQ2

Health Care WorkersQ1

Occupational StressQ2

Abstract

Background and Objective: Stress is a common disease of the 21 st century, and one of the major causes of stress in life is Occupational Stress. The aim of this study was to investigate the status of Occupational Stress and Emotional Intelligence and their relationship in urban Health Care Workers of Andimeshk, Iran. Materials and Methods: A total of 143 Health Care Workers working in the headquarters of Andimeshk Comprehensive Health Center and health centers were evaluated using the standard Health and Safety Executive and Bradbery questionnaires. The relationship between these two variables was investigated using multivariate regression and adjustment of the confounders, such as age, gender, and workplace. Results: The majority (82%) of the participants were female. Regarding formal employment, over 70% of the employees had a bachelor’ s degree and more than 60% of them had at least 6 years of work experience. Based on the obtained results, 63% of the employees were reported with moderate Emotional Intelligence, and up to 86% of them suffered from mild to severe Occupational Stress. One-way analysis of variance showed that there was a significant relationship between Occupational Stress and Emotional Intelligence with the place of work and gender. Occupational Stress was significantly inversely related to Emotional Intelligence (r=-0. 42). Conclusion: Health Care Workers with higher Emotional Intelligence had less Occupational Stress. It is recommended to include Emotional Intelligence training in the annual retraining of personnel.

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Heydari Fard, Maryam, Khafaie, Morteza, RAKHSHANI, TAYEBEH, & Fararooie, Mohamad. (2021). Emotional Intelligence and Occupational Stress of Health Care Staff in Andimeshk in Iran. JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE ENGINEERING, 7(4 ), 44-52. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/381247/en

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Heydari Fard Maryam, Khafaie Morteza, RAKHSHANI TAYEBEH, Fararooie Mohamad. Emotional Intelligence and Occupational Stress of Health Care Staff in Andimeshk in Iran. JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE ENGINEERING[Internet]. 2021;7(4 ):44-52. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/381247/en

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Maryam Heydari Fard, Morteza Khafaie, TAYEBEH RAKHSHANI, and Mohamad Fararooie, “Emotional Intelligence and Occupational Stress of Health Care Staff in Andimeshk in Iran,” JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE ENGINEERING, vol. 7, no. 4 , pp. 44–52, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/381247/en

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