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Menopausal Symptom Burden and Self-Reported Poor Sleep Quality Among Japanese Working Women Aged 40 Years and Older: An Exploratory Cross-Sectional Study.

Arima M, Edagawa YMedicina (Kaunas, Lithuania)

Background and Objectives: Sleep-related complaints are common among women in midlife and may reflect not only insufficient sleep duration but also broader menopausal symptom burden. Although menopausal symptoms and sleep problems are known to be related, less is known about how menopausal symptom…

Anxiety Symptoms Assessed by the Goldberg Anxiety and Depression Scale, Lifestyle Habits, and Cardiometabolic Risk in Spanish Workers.

Garrido Sepúlveda L, Tárraga López PJ, Vicente-Herrero MT et al.Actas espanolas de psiquiatria

BackgroundAnxiety has been increasingly recognized as a relevant contributor to cardiometabolic dysfunction through neuroendocrine, inflammatory, and behavioral mechanisms. However, evidence evaluating the relationship between anxiety symptoms, lifestyle habits, and cardiometabolic risk in large occupational populations remains limited. This study aimed to analyze the…

From Exposure to Psychological Harm: A Socioecological and Trauma-Informed Narrative Review of Bullying, School Violence, and Youth Mental Health.

Shahrour G, Ibrahim FMBehavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland)

Bullying and school violence are preventable exposures and potentially modifiable risk factors for adverse youth mental health and educational outcomes. This critical narrative review integrates epidemiological, longitudinal, genetically informed, quasi-experimental, meta-analytic, and intervention evidence on bullying, cyberbullying, selected forms of school violence, and…

Prospective Acceptability and Implementation Considerations of a Proposed Brief Online Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy Intervention Among Military Personnel.

Matias MAC, Rosa PJBehavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland)

Burnout constitutes a critical psychological and operational challenge in military environments, with potential implications for well-being and occupational functioning. Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy has shown beneficial effects on stress and burnout across different populations; however, little is known about how brief online adaptations are…

Verbal memory impairments predict social connection via anhedonia: a transdiagnostic, population-based study.

Di Matteo I, Lavigne KM, Raucher-Chéné DPsychiatry research

Evaluating Healthcare Center Staff Attitudes Toward Adoption of Tobacco-Free Policies and Concurrent Tobacco Use and Behavioral Health Treatment in Rural and Medically Underserved Areas of Texas.

Goulbourne TD, Martinez Leal I, Britton M et al.Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland)

BackgroundPeople with behavioral health conditions (BHCs), including substance use disorders (SUDs) and mental health conditions, use tobacco at elevated rates, yet tobacco management is often overlooked during healthcare visits. Tobacco-free workplace policies (TFWPs) effectively reduce tobacco use in healthcare centers (HCs), but staff…

From shortage to solutions: Strategies to reduce burnout in nursing faculty.

Chinnis S, Baptiste DLNursing

Interprofessional Insights into Shared Decision-Making in Inpatient Mental Health Facilities for Youth in Austria-A Cross-Sectional Study.

Subhieh M, Mitgutsch V, Stummer HHealthcare (Basel, Switzerland)

IntroductionShared Decision-Making (SDM) is increasingly recommended in child and adolescent psychiatry (CAP), yet little is known about its implementation across professional groups in Austrian inpatient CAP services. This study examined differences in SDM knowledge and implementation between professions and explored the association between…

Avoiding Data Leakage in Machine Learning Models for Diabetes and Hypertension Classification Using Routine Occupational Health Screening Data

Alizadeh-dizaj G, Amiri-Ara M, Teymourzadeh E et al.

Hospital culture, organizational climate, and goal acceptance: Deconstructing the influence path on Chinese medical staff's control at work

Du J, Wang Z, Jin X

Barriers to Seeking Mental Health Support Among Nurses and Midwives in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Scoping Review

Odero R, Chirchir J, Ndzulu S

Working Conditions and Practice Adaptations among Nurses and Midwives During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Huambo, Angola: A Mixed-Methods Study

Kamalanga HC, Simba BCNC, Gobato BC et al.

Rebuilding Working Lives After Forced Migration: Career Reconstruction as Acculturative Adaptation Among Syrian Migrants in Türkiye.

Ayaz A, Demir ÖO, Gök FBehavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland)

Forced migration disrupts occupational trajectories, professional identities and processes of acculturative adaptation. Yet less is known about how displaced people rebuild working lives while navigating host-society legal, linguistic, economic and sociocultural conditions. This exploratory qualitative descriptive study examines career reconstruction as a domain-specific…

Off-Season Recovery Experiences Among Elite Women's Rugby Union Players.

Mellalieu SD, Sellars P, Thomas O et al.Behavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland)

This study examined how elite women's rugby union players perceived their off-season recovery experiences. An exploratory cross-sectional survey was completed by 140 elite women's rugby union players (M age = 25.80, SD = 4.16) that captured global perceived readiness to train, recovery strategies,…

Risky Riding Violations Among Motorcycle Riders Through an Integrated Model of Behavioral, Psychological and Workload Factors.

Iamtrakul P, Chayphong SBehavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland)

Risky violation behavior among motorcycle riders engaged in goods-delivery and service activities poses a significant challenge to road safety, particularly amid the growing demand for platform-based commercial motorcycle services. This research developed a unified structural model to investigate how Theory of Planned Behavior…

Invisible but Impactful: Understanding the Dynamics and Effects of Gender Microaggressions Through Workers' Eyes.

D'Anna F, Pansini M, Buonomo I et al.Behavioral sciences (Basel, Switzerland)

Subtle and often ambiguous forms of gender-based bias continue to shape everyday workplace interactions, influencing how individuals are perceived, evaluated, and treated. This study examines gender microaggressions (GMAs), defined as subtle, often ambiguous verbal, behavioral, or environmental expressions of gender-based bias. These pervasive…

Night Shifts and Occupational Fatigue Among Nurses Who Work 12-Hour-Shifts in Jeddah.

Alanmi B, Alharazi R, Almutary HHealthcare (Basel, Switzerland)

Background/Objectives: Night-shift work is essential for continuous nursing care but may disrupt circadian rhythms, impair well-being, and contribute to occupational fatigue. This study assessed the impact of night-shift work and occupational fatigue among nurses working 12 h shifts at King Abdulaziz University Hospital…

Leader Mindfulness Is Not Mindful Leadership: A Conceptual Analysis of Construct Boundaries in Leadership Research

Tse B

Occupational burnout in the UK film and television industry: A cross-sectional survey of mental health, job quality, perceived stigma, and sexual harassment

Caldwell M, Chamberlain R, Rippon D

Enhancing Nurses' Work Engagement Through Psychological Empowerment: Evidence from Saudi Arabia.

Alanazy W, Alenezi WHealthcare (Basel, Switzerland)

Background: Nurses' work engagement is an important determinant of nursing performance, staff well-being, and healthcare quality. Psychological empowerment may contribute to work engagement by strengthening nurses' sense of meaning, competence, self-determination, and impact in their work. Objective: This study aimed to examine the…