Antje von Suchodoletz, Ross A A Larsen, Catherine Gunzenhauser, Anika Fäsche
Reading and spelling skills in German third graders: Examining the role of student and context characteristics
The British journal of educational psychology
covid19 pandemic brought significant challenges health systems globally medical professionals forefront crisis understanding organizational expectations wellbeing implications crucial crafting responsive healthcare environments 2021 2022 online survey conducted among 852 medical professionals across four provinces poland mazovia witokrzyskie lublin survey tool based comprehensive literature review comprised dichotomous questions specific queries gather explicit insights 5point likert scale implemented capture nuanced perceptions additionally posttraumatic stress disorder checklistcivilian pclc utilized ascertain correlation workplace organization posttraumatic stress symptoms noteworthy 846 participants believed employers could enhance safety measures highlighting discrepancy healthcare workers expectations organizational implementations major concerns encompassed demand improved personal protective equipment 446 structured debriefing sessions 40 distinct building entrances exits 388 psychological support 383 statistical analyses showcased significant variations avoidance overall ptsd score individuals undergone epidemic safety procedure training results illuminate imperative healthcare organizations remain agile attentive deeply compassionate especially worldwide health emergencies despite showcasing remarkable resilience pandemic medical professionals ardently seek environment underscores safety mental wellbeing findings reinforce call healthcare institutions policymakers champion forwardthinking employeefocused approach additionally data suggest potential avenue future research focusing specific demographic groups enriching understanding ensuring comprehensive readiness impending health crises