- Job Characteristics in Nursing and Cognitive Failure at Work
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Elfering A, Grebner S, Dudan A
- KMID: 2317015
- Saf Health Work.
- 2011 Jun;2(2):194-200.
OBJECTIVES: Stressors in nursing put high demands on cognitive control and, therefore, may increase the risk of cognitive failures that put patients at risk. Task-related stressors were expected to be... -
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- Interruptions, Unreasonable Tasks, and Quality-Threatening Time Pressure in Home Care: Linked to Attention Deficits and Slips, Trips, and Falls
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Elfering A, Kottwitz M, Häfliger , Celik Z, Grebner S
- KMID: 2430720
- Saf Health Work.
- 2018 Dec;9(4):434-440.
- doi: 10.1016/j.shaw.2018.02.001
BACKGROUND: In industrial countries, home care of community dwelling elderly people is rapidly growing. Frequent injuries in home caregivers result from slips, trips, and falls (STFs). The current study tests... -
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- Exploring Supervisor-Related Job Resources as Mediators between Supervisor Conflict and Job Attitudes in Hospital Employees
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Elfering A, Gerhardt C, Grebner S, Müller U
- KMID: 2374831
- Saf Health Work.
- 2017 Mar;8(1):19-28.
- doi: 10.1016/j.shaw.2016.06.003
BACKGROUND: Conservation of resources theory assumes loss of resources as a cause of job strain. In hospital work, conflicts with supervisors are tested to predict lower resources, that is, supervisory... -
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