Erika Frey, Catriona Bonfiglioli, Jane Frawley
Parents' Use of Social Media for Health Information Before and After a Consultation With Health Care Professionals: Australian Cross-Sectional Study
JMIR pediatrics and parenting
teachers especially primary education face unfavorable working conditions lead job dissatisfaction affect physical mental health thus contributing absenteeism verify association lower job satisfaction absenteeism due short long term health problems elementary hight school teachers observational analytical individual crosssectional retrospective cohort study included 899 elementary high school teachers absenteeism determined selfreported absences last 12 months health reasons categorized short term 17 days long term 8 days job satisfaction measured occupational stress indicator scale categorized lower satisfaction 25th percentile higher satisfaction 25th percentile multinomial logistic regression used odds ratio calculated measure association majority teachers women 683 permanently employed 691 mean age 42 sd 10 years women younger teachers permanent employees reporting chronic pain illness reporting moderatepoor level physical mental work capacity higher risk absenteeism lower job dissatisfaction associated shortterm longterm absenteeism job satisfaction related shortterm absenteeism adjustments made association absenteeism lower job satisfaction indicates measures improve job satisfaction necessary